How to help elk herds? Limit out-of-state hunters, kill more predators, some say
Limit out-of-state hunters, kill more predators, some say
Environment
BLM designates special management areas
Three ACECs cover 14,335 acres in Montezuma and San Miguel counties
Outdoor education nonprofits merge, plan to expand to Montezuma County
Durango Nature Studies, San Juan Mountain Association join forces, aim to serve more kids
Montezuma County seeks to attract electric vehicles
Charging station proposed, but initial operating costs are high
Why isn’t water central to every local land-use decision in Colorado?
A bill aims to better align planning with water conservation efforts. Is it enough?
Short-term rental legislation creates uproar in Colorado
Industry urges people to flood the Capitol; affordable housing advocates celebrate
Dolores hears solar proposal
Plan would save town on energy costs
Livestock meetings bring leaders to Montezuma County
Water, wolves and ranching discussed
Trump administration aims to erode key conservation measures for birds
Companies would no longer be responsible for infrastructure that harms or kills migrating birds
Local elk herds decline; Colorado Parks and Wildlife seeks solution
90 hunters attend presentation in Dolores
Beetle infestation slows in Southwest Colorado, but only for lack of trees
2019 survey shows 5,000 newly damaged acres in San Juan Mountains
Durango restaurants take lead in reducing plastic use
Biodegradable to-go containers, straws, utensils now more common
La Plata County residents meet to discuss pros, cons of wolf reintroduction
Are urban areas imposing their values on rural parts of the state?
U.S. Congress tackles severe drought in the West
Water scarcity threatens farmers, rural communities relying on groundwater in Four Corners
Colorado Parks and Wildlife puts pine stumps to work as fish habitat
Parks and Wildlife gets creative on fish habitat
Southern Utes respond to burst gas pipeline on Pine River tributary
Spokeswoman for the tribe says no environmental impacts expected
After flood, Cortez walk-in clinic warns of mold exposure
Letter sent out to patients warning of potential health risk
McElmo Canyon farmers form new ditch company
Assuring water supply prompts idea to buy Totten Reservoir
What is the future of San Juan County’s coal power plant?
Possible closure sparks economic worries
Tri-State coal closures will help co-op meet goals for renewables
La Plata Electric Association left out of renewable planning process