Category: Environment/Recreation

The Chimney Rock Interpretive Association (CRIA) will host a volunteer recruitment event at the Ruby Sisson Library on March 27 from 1:30 to 2:30pm…

“Colorado worked hard, creatively, and collaboratively to reduce methane emissions from oil and gas development…”

SuperSaver Passes are blacked out today, Monday, March 18 through Thursday, March 21…

The program will cover a diverse range of topics geared towards educating new landowners on proper stewardship, and how to be mindful of local resources…

The forests in Southwest Colorado are part of a fire-adapted ecosystem, which has historically experienced frequent, low-intensity fires on a large scale…

The Bears Ears Commission, Forest Service, and BLM worked together to develop a draft resource management plan that incorporates traditional Indigenous knowledge…

Bill Trimarco from Wildfire Adapted Partnership plans to cover the historical forest and fire regimes in Archuleta County…

President Biden has used his congressionally-granted power to designate five new national monuments so far…

Job seekers are invited to two recruitment events to meet current wildland firefighters and learn about the agency…

Wolf Creek Ski Area hosted its annual Jane & Pitch Tribute race on Saturday, March 2 to honor Wolf Creek Founders — Jane and Kingsbury Pitcher…

Tomorrow, Wednesday, February 28 is Local Appreciation Day. Lift tickets will be $66 for adults and $47 for seniors and $33 children…

Applicants should carefully read the entire application package, which contains the prospectus and all supporting materials…

Committee members recommend special projects to be implemented on Forest Service lands with Title II Secure Rural Schools funds…

“Tribal practices support resilient forests and land management for the benefit of future generations…”