High Country News appreciates contributions to its spring fund drive, emphasizing the critical role of fair journalism in today's chaotic climate. With declining trust in media, HCN aims to empower communities through informed reporting that reduces polarization and encourages civic engagement. They are launching the 'Roots & Range' initiative, urging current readers to recruit new subscribers, particularly those invested in local issues. Participants can gift discounted subscriptions and receive HCN merchandise as a thank you for helping extend the publication's reach and impact in the West.
Your notes and contributions renew our sense of purpose. We've said it before, but it's absolutely true: The West has never needed High Country News more.
With that in mind, we have renewed our efforts to put HCN in the hands of more people who care about this region.
We're asking HCN readers to identify friends and colleagues who should be HCN readers, but aren't. Sign up, and you become an HCN ambassador.
Research has shown that it can reduce polarization, increase civic engagement and decrease government waste and corruption.
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