Outdoors
“It was like he was an angel”: How a well-prepared ER doctor on skis saved a boy’s life after a mountain crash
A quick-thinking and well-prepared ER doctor staunched a 16-year-old's gory wound on the ski slopes after ugly collision
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The U.S. Forest Service wants to ban target shooting on 1,100 percent more acreage in two of Colorado’s national forests
By Jesse Paul Outdoors Primary category in which blog post is published
Trump’s “energy dominance” agenda arrives in Colorado with BLM’s plan to sell oil and gas leases across record-sized swath of Colorado
By Jason Blevins Energy Primary category in which blog post is published
Where does our poop end up? Probably spread on farmland in eastern Colorado
By John Ingold Environment Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado was ready for California to join states with outdoor recreation offices, but its governor just vetoed it
By Jason Blevins Outdoors Primary category in which blog post is published
Interior Department says Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge public opening will be delayed, then quickly says it won’t
After a note from Jared Polis about plutonium testing, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke initially said the refuge opening would be delayed
“I had to reinvent myself. I’m back but I’m different:” A southwest Colorado man recovers from a devastating mountain climbing fall
It was a fun day that Thad Ferrell can't remember
How the Southwest’s drought has led to a record-breaking increase in invasive mussels on boats coming into Colorado
Lake Powell’s low water levels have given invasive mussels an easier way to latch onto boats and hitchhike into Colorado
How the “outdoor voter” has emerged as a potentially potent political force in Colorado
The outdoor industry chose Colorado as one of four states to plant a flag in the 2018 election
Aspen Skiing Co. takes leap in its political activism by targeting 3 Republican U.S. senators in new ad campaign
The glitzy resort has been active politically behind the scenes for years, but dives into partisan politics with this new effort -- and is risking alienating customers
Colorado is due for a new state park, but officials hope it won’t take 27 years to develop like the last one
Emboldened by legislation that OK’d increases to fees and licenses, Colorado Parks and Wildlife begins new park planning with access, funding and partnerships on its mind
Amid drought, a changing climate and population growth, can Colorado’s unique water law system survive?
A Q&A with former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Gregory Hobbs, one of the state’s top water experts
Three years after the Gold King Mine spill there’s no fix to leaky abandoned mines. What’s the holdup?
Today, the problem of mines leaching heavy metals into bodies of water remains, for the most part, unaddressed
Colorado Ski Safety Act tested in two trials involving in-bounds avalanches
The family of Taft Conlin is continuing its fight with an appeal
