Letters from the West Remembering John Freemuth, who loved the American West Rocky Barker remembers his friend as a truth teller in the tradition of Wallace Stegner, Patty Limerick, Charles Wilkinson and Daniel Kemmis. May 10, 2020, 5:00 AM
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Politics & Government A people ravaged by civil war found new life in Idahoan’s team’s effort to plant coffee
Letters from the West Researchers have offered ways to save salmon runs for decades. Will new leaders listen?
Letters from the West Simpson stops short of calling for dam removal to save salmon. But he is asking, ‘What if?’
Letters from the West This Idahoan’s team feeds 20,000 people after cyclone destroyed Gorongosa. Here’s how to help
Letters from the West Idaho lawmakers hold 1st climate change hearing — and no one argued about its existence, causes
Letters from the West What extinction in Idaho looks like: Last caribou captured, ending conservation program
Letters from the West As runs dwindle, experts say Idaho’s salmon, steelhead ‘could be gone in a generation’
Letters from the West Rocky Barker prepares to retire with an emotional walk through his past, future
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Letters from the West Northwest could tear down 4 Snake dams & still have cheap, reliable power, says study