Stewards of the Land Change is constant “The only constant in life is change.” This quote, attributed to Heraclitus, comes up frequently in conversations with San Juan… December 13, 2024
Local News With looming budget cuts, nonprofits will step up work on San Juan National Forest ‘Access is going to be threatened,’ warned San Juan Mountains Association director December 7, 2024
Local News San Juan National Forest seasonal road closures take effect soon Snow-covered roads will be locked to protect surfaces, wildlife November 15, 2024
Local News First e-bike trail in San Juan National Forest opens 6.2-mile Cutthroat route runs parallel to Hermosa Park Road November 8, 2024
Local News Forest Service reestablishes Hermosa Creek Trail after 2022 mudslides Quarter mile of single-track had to be rerouted after slides October 3, 2024
Local News U.S. Forest Service funding will improve preparation for wildfires in San Juan National Forest Project will focus on wooded areas near homes September 29, 2024
Local News Despite climate threats, fall colors expected in full force color change peak has begun at high elevations September 27, 2024
Sports The Calico Siblings – A look into two motorbike-accessible trails trails are a great way to end the summer hiking season September 15, 2024
Local News Dolores Ranger District plans three prescribed burns in September Haycamp Mesa, Boggy Draw and Salter are selected September 6, 2024
Regional News Farm Bill fight could jeopardize affordable housing efforts in tourism towns A provision allowing U.S. Forest Service officials to lease land provides a powerful tool for rural resort communities September 6, 2024
Local News Photos: It’s mushroom season in the mountains Mushrooms are abundant on the San Juan National Forest floor thanks to warm temperatures and monsoon rains August 22, 2024
Local News Part of Hermosa Park Road near Purgatory closes through Sept. 13 San Juan National Forest is installing new culverts to improve fish habitat August 22, 2024
Local News Purgatory Resort appeals dismissal of water lawsuit against Forest Service area sued in 2022 over access to Hermosa Creek water rights August 15, 2024
Local News San Juan National Forest wildland firefighter injured en route to assignment Fincham was traveling to a wildfire when he suffered a medical event July 24, 2024
Local News After a wet June, dry conditions kick off July Durango saw second-wettest June since 2000 July 1, 2024
Local News San Juan National Forest adds 30 acres, renames Falls Creek Conservation Area property acquisition has been discussed since 2017 June 18, 2024
Local News Forest Service creates 400-acre containment zone for small fire near Pagosa Springs Firefighters are using lightning-caused blaze to help reduce fuels June 14, 2024
Local News How did a wildfire east of Bayfield set land managers up for success? a tour of Dry Lake Fire burn area, forest partners saw firsthand the benefits of fire May 24, 2024
Local News Firefighters grow Spruce Creek Fire to 1,644 acres officials hope to burn through Friday if weather allows May 21, 2024
Local News Air tanker base opens for what fire official say could be another active wildfire season Fly-in a chance for first responders to familiarize themselves with various craft May 21, 2024
Local News Crews hope to expand wildfire near Dolores to 4,000 acres Creek Fire has burned 10 acres in an area prepped for prescribed burn May 17, 2024
Local News Prescribed burn blamed for hazy skies across parts of Southwest Colorado Firefighters burned about 1,130 acres Thursday in Boggy Draw area May 10, 2024
Local News Building wildfire resiliency at Forest Lakes subdivision than 100 attendees receive crash course on how to protect their homes May 6, 2024
Local News Court sides with Forest Service in Purgatory Resort water rights dispute area sought access to federal land for water; federal agency denied authorization April 21, 2024