Looking back 30 years to the first column I wrote in this space, I was struck by the seemingly unending nature of the threats to our public lands. In January…
La Plata County hosted Enterprise, state and tribal officials at first public Q&A
Katrina Blair died Friday, left behind ‘magic,’ loved ones say
Preserving historic ranch on banks of Florida River preserves habitat, helps fight fires
Container of gear oil fell off truck as it drove through town
Project meant to clear debris and protect wildlife habitat along popular waterway
Colorado state senator commends tribe’s cleanup work, says strength of Colorado’s response concerning
Beekeepers see signs of stress in honey bee colonies after a warm winter and erratic spring
Classes include field trips, show-and-tell and whatever spurs members’ curiosity
La Plata County commissioners criticize lack of public outreach
Former industrial site left chemicals in soil and groundwater
Less forage leads to stress, increased predation, lower survival rates and more human-animal interactions
About 30 groups represented in Procession of Species
Metallic Minerals questioned about water use, access and long-term impacts at Durango open house
Paid membership gets access to eco-friendly buying, selling, donations in Four Corners
Longtime volunteer teams up with neighborhood children to collect waste
City funding supports resiliency projects, workplace electric vehicle infrastructure
The story behind the Callery Pear trees around town – and why they stink
Initial assessments predict no damage to water, agricultural or wildlife
Expect a longer wildfire season and major headaches for state water managers
Commissioners voted 6-4 amid public pushback and criticism
Rising costs and environmental concerns drive effort
Mark Pearson reflects on three decades of public lands advocacy
Annual climate and botanic conference focuses on forward thinking
Special projects coordinator from governor’s office helps with youth beautification effort
Mountain Studies Institute to track changes during exploratory activity
Steel has sat along Central and Sixth streets for about 18 months
‘It’s nice to share information that I feel like I’ve spent quite a while researching,’ Durango high schooler says
Molly McKeon teaches global environmental policy at Fort Lewis College
Meadows in north Routt County were bare in spots Feb. 9 after a slow start to this winter's snowpack.cca A healthy level is called a three wire winter, when the…
