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Chris Miller / AP Alaska’s Ferries Aren’t Doing So Well
The system that connects many of the state’s rural communities may soon shut down.
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Luna Anna Archey / High Country News How Coal Country Becomes Solar Country
In one Colorado county, solar-energy-training classes are helping ease the transition from fossil fuels to renewables.
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Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks / AP The Grizzlies Are Coming
Electric fences and bear-resistant garbage cans are helping humans in Montana adjust to the new normal.
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Luna Anna Archey / High Country News A Year in Jail for the Death of a Fish
Has the National Park Service gone too far to protect the endangered Devils Hole pupfish?
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Blue North Fisheries The Right Way to Kill a Fish
Cows have to be stunned before slaughter. Why doesn’t our finned fare?
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Roberto “Bear” Guerra / High Country News A California Mayor Wants His Beach Town to Retreat From the Shore
In Imperial Beach, a dramatic solution to coastal flooding
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Mavrick / Shutterstock Is Social Media Luring Hikers Into 'Death Gully'?
On one Instagram-famous Colorado peak, five people were killed in six weeks.
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Andre Penner / AP How the Rise of Cities Helped Mosquitoes Thrive
An explorer who searched for ways to avoid Aedes Aegypti may have hastened its spread.
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Rick Scibelli Jr. / Solutions Journalism Network A New Place to Calm Mental Distress
“Crisis living rooms" offer breathing exercises and talk therapy to mental-health patients in an effort to curb emergency-room visits.
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Courtesy of U.S. Forestry Service How the National Park Service Is Planning for Climate Change
The agency is forging ahead despite slashed budgets and outdated policies.
