Excerpts from the Spring '98 issue:

THE GREEN SCHEME
Pressures from environmental lawsuits are hog-tying the Forest Service and ruining lives and ranches. But that's probably the point.
By J. Zane Walley

• THE INFAMOUS NINTH
  San Francisco and the country's greenest court.
  By J. Zane Walley

• GREEN MONEY
  Following the trail that threatens the rural West.
  By J. Zane Walley

• PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK!
  A harsh battle, thanks to Exxon.
  By J. Zane Walley

BAH, BAH, BRUCE
Babbitt is still a fine good name in the West, but...
By Tim Findley

UNNECESSARY CONFLICT
The paradox in rural communities is that oft-warring ranchers and biologists want the same thing.
By Chance Gowan

• A STORY OF SUCCESS
  Not a rehash of Gunfight at the OK Corral.
  By Chance Gowan

TWENTY-ONE YEARS
The ever-changing tale of Oregon's Bear Creek.
By Wayne Elmore

CONSIDERING THE BOVINE
Not just cheeseburgers.
By John Bardwell

TWISTING THE TRUTH
The wolf is yet another pawn in a dangerous game.
By J.T. "Jake" Cummins Jr.