Writers on the Range

'Almost there," "good job" and other sayings to annoy fellow trail-users of a certain age

Montana once prided itself on politicians with ties to the land; that’s changing

Ban on new coal leases follows market, law and public opinion

Changing students' lives through the simple act of caring

As pressures on untrammeled Wilderness grow, so does need to keep it sacred
 

Thinking of taking a guided backcountry trip? Read this first ...

As much as some don’t like them, ditch inefficiencies give us wetlands

Proposed cell tower will be ‘spear in the heart’ of Bears Ears

Teton Pass road collapse exposes more than just geographic divide

Navigating a way through the increasingly fraught home-insurance forest

Unlike in big cities, bookstores are thriving in small towns
 

‘Greedheads’ can’t be stopped, but they can be pressured to do the right thing

As Iron Horse turns 52, remembering its roots and founder

“100 Years of Silence” draws attention to brutal incarceration of Utes

In defense of big cat hunting and rejecting 'ballot box biology'

Bobcats and other wild cats need protection, not ruthless killing for their pelts

Perhaps the best way to deal with belongings is to give – not store – them away

For ornithologist Pepper Trail, being bird-brained is a good thing