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Greg Hanscom
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Executive Director and Publisher, High Country News
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By Greg Hanscom Verified| High Country News Verified These are dizzying times. The Trump administration is clear-cutting the agencies that oversee our beloved national parks and forests and rangelands and refuges — the public lands that make up half of the Western U.S. At the same time, it has frozen funds for conservation and restoration work on private and tribal lands, as well as for clean energy and climate adaptation projects.
By Greg Hanscom Verified| High Country News Verified In the past three and a half decades, a lot of names have appeared on the High Country News masthead: three publishers, five or six chief editors, a few dozen assistant editors and staff writers and something like 200 interns and fellows. But in all that time, HCN has had only one art director.
By Greg Hanscom Verified| High Country News Verified These are dizzying times. The Trump administration is clear-cutting the agencies that oversee our beloved national parks and forests and rangelands and refuges — the public lands that make up half of the Western U.S. At the same time, it has frozen funds for conservation and restoration work on private and tribal lands, as well as for clean energy and climate adaptation projects.
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High Country News
High Country News is a monthly independent magazine based in Paonia, Colorado, dedicated to covering environmental, social, and political issues in the Western United States. Founded in 1970 by Tom Bell, the magazine has evolved from its original name, Camping News Weekly, to become a respected source of conservation-minded reporting. The magazine publishes a wide range of articles and special reports, and it also syndicates stories to major national publications like The New York Times and Rolling Stone. High Country News features an Indigenous Affairs Desk, established in 2017, which enhances coverage of Native American issues. With a circulation of about 36,000 readers, the magazine has garnered recognition from notable figures and continues to attract an audience interested in Western environmental and social topics.
Paonia, Colorado, United States
+1 970-527-4898
Founded: 1970