Stina Sieg

Federal Government Thins the Herds of Wild Horses in Colorado Stina Sieg NPRHorse advocate Robyn Smith spotted the first group of the day. Through her high-powered camera lens, she watched about half a dozen horses of various colors galloping together. "I... See more

A helicopter swooped through the bright blue sky, as a pilot scanned the high desert below for wild horses running through the dusty sagebrush, about an hour's drive west of Meeker, Colorado. A small group of reporters and horse lovers watched from the co... See more

A helicopter swooped through the bright blue sky, as a pilot scanned the high desert below for wild horses running through the dusty sagebrush, about an hour's drive west of Meeker, Colorado. A small group of reporters and horse lovers watched from the co... See more

On a recent warm night, a batter cracked a hit deep into the lush outfield at Grand Junction’s downtown baseball field, and fans of the city’s new team erupted in joy. Their screams welcomed two players sprinting across home plate. Emblazoned on the young... See more

Roughly 40 years after farmer John Harold introduced Olathe sweet corn to the world, he and his family are scaling back their growing plans for a crop that’s become a symbol of the Western Slope. The first family of Olathe sweet corn is charting their own... See more