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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

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The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

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The Palouse Conservation District's grant will allow landowners to apply for assistance in maintaining wildfire resiliency.

Palouse Conservation District receives grant to assist homeowners in wildfire prevention

SHERIDAN ROBBINS, Evergreen reporter • February 17, 2024

The Palouse Conservation District received a $146,709 grant from the Washington State Conservation District that will allow landowners to apply for assistance in maintaining wildfire resiliency in Whitman...

Author and editor Michelle Nijhuis will deliver the Honors College Bhatia lecture as part of the Visiting Writers Series on March 30.

Acclaimed author, editor to give lecture at WSU Honors College

JOSIAH PIKE, Copy editor • March 8, 2022

Author and editor Michelle Nijhuis will give a lecture at 6 p.m. on March 30 in the Honors College lounge about her new book on the conservation movement. Nijhuis said she was invited to speak at WSU...

Steelhead and other fish bring nutrients to North Central Idaho, a relatively nutrient-poor area. These fish feed a lot of species aside from humans, acting as a key part of the ecological system.

‘We’re going to lose what it means to be the Northwest’

ABBY DAVIS, Evergreen copy chief • September 1, 2021

Two regional organizations won an environmental court case last month, halting a large timber sale in the Snake River Basin in pursuit to protect endangered steelhead fish.   The Lolo Creek Drainage,...

Amanda Stahl, postdoctoral conservation science researcher, refines and executes automated mission plans to collect imagery for 3D surface modeling.

WSU researchers produce technology to monitor ecology

MADYSEN MCLAIN, Evergreen roots editor • March 4, 2021

A WSU research team uses free satellite imagery and drones to provide data used for ecological monitoring to Whitman County and the Palouse Conservation District, which voluntarily works with community...

The WSU Shark Conservation Club organizes shark week annually. This year, it will take an online format instead.

Club members raise funds to protect sharks

JENNA GEELAN, Evergreen reporter and columnist • August 16, 2020

One wildlife ecology and conservation sciences major had a vision to save sharks. So she did. The WSU Shark Conservation Club was founded in 2018. President Amanda Krieger said the goal for this club...

Top trophy hunting countries in Africa based on proportion of hunters visiting. Regulating animal populations through trophy hunting is necessary for the well-being of human lives.

Kill or be Killed

Philip Grossenbacher | Evergreen columnist • September 24, 2015

Top trophy hunting countries in Africa based on proportion of hunters visiting. Regulating animal populations through trophy hunting is necessary for the well-being of human lives.

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