THE HOUSE THAT SUNRAY BUILT

SunRay Kelley is a natural builder who was born and raised outside Sedro-Woolley, Washington, where he still resides.

Hungry Herds — A Photo Story

The wild horses of the Yakima Valley have left the land overgrazed, but management is proving difficult.

FORBIDDEN FRUIT

Four sisters and one nurse who grew up in Cashmere, Washington, during the era of…

A Coastal Perspective on Dam Removal

By Ian Miller, Huxley Class of 1996

This article was modified from a…

HOW SEALS MAY BE IMPACTING SALMON CONSERVATION

Researchers examine the link between seal diets and the declining salmon…

TOXIC TURF

A University of Washington soccer coach suspects turf made from recycled tires is causing cancer.

Story by Elise Dresel | Photos by Reese Bowen

GEOLOGIC FRICTION

Just 20 years ago, geologist Myrl Beck’s research on Mount Stuart may have uncovered evidence that could force geologists…

BRACING FOR CHANGE

Residents of Taholah, Washington and members of the Quinault Indian Nation confront floods and rising sea levels. Now they must relocate the town or risk losing their homes to climate…

THE CHOSEN ONE

Smak i’ya’, Lummi language teacher, is at the forefront of Washington’s transition to…

RANCHES WITH WOLVES

Ranchers and conservationists learn how to live in coexistence with wolves that…