Category: Environment/Recreation

The shift in Colorado’s fossil fuel regulatory environment, and the subsequent power it has given residents, is affecting the market value of oil and gas companies…

“We love seeing people introduce their friends to snowmobiling, and we want those rides to be fun and safe…”

Pagosa Area Recreation Coalition (PARC) was formed to address the growing demand for outdoor recreation while preserving the natural resources and wildlife…

Good range riders are acutely aware how to approach cattle as well as and how to maintain the health of the rangelands…

“Our goal is to keep ranchers ranching, while at the same time restoring a healthy, sustainable population of gray wolves to Colorado as mandated….”

Locally, we only have 14 years of data, but even within that window of time, we have seen similar changes on our own regional landscape…

Beginning at 1pm on Sunday, the crazy plungers take to the frigid San Juan River for the Penguin Plunge…

Photo courtesy Wolf Creek Ski Area. The 85th Day of Wolf Creek’s  85th Year is today, January 14! This special day will feature stickers for READ MORE

“Colorado is the first state to have a wolf management plan that ranchers and wildlife restorationists agreed to…”

By Kristy Burnett The Forest Carbon Inventory report, released last week by the Colorado State Forest Service, provides detailed estimates of the carbon captured, stored READ MORE

Join us as Jon Ghahate discusses “Ancestral Puebloans to Contemporary SW Pueblos: Science, Community, Languages & Cultures…”

CAIC warns of dangerous avalanche conditions through New Year’s Day, with heavy snowfall and increased holiday recreation…

Auden Schendler, Aspen’s blunt but savvy climate-change warrior, explains the failure of business sustainabiltiy efforts…