“These are Colorado successes we are now sharing with the nation,” says head of Colorado Youth Corps Association
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Town of Vail must pay $17.5 million for parcel where Vail Resorts planned housing but town wants for wildlife
The valuation decision marks the final chapter in an 18-month battle that has pitted housing against wildlife and resort operator against its namesake town
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Mount Evans renamed Mount Blue Sky after federal naming board vote, effective immediately
The U.S. Geological Survey’s Board on Geographic Names voted Friday to approve Mount Blue Sky as the replacement for Mount Evans
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Telluride Via Ferrata could get first-ever Forest Service trail designation
Climbers are raising funds for upgrades to the alpine route that would make it the first via ferrata in the Forest Service national trail system
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More people than ever are going outside to recreate. The problem is they’re not going often enough.
Outings for young families are declining, even with the help of Colorado programs designed to break down barriers to the outdoors.
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Avalanche education needs more women. Here’s how one industry leader in Colorado is recruiting them.
For three years, the American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education has been luring women into the field with mentored programs centered on diversity
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Sick bear in Telluride euthanized to avert “horrific death” from eating too much human trash
Wipes, paper towers and plastic food wrappers created a blockage preventing the 400-pound black bear from digesting food, officials said
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New management plan for Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forest increases logging for timber, wildfire mitigation
Environmental groups say the new forest plan for the GMUG “takes a major step backward” by increasing logging areas by 300,000 acres.
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Wyoming is killing Colorado’s wolves, again, and the state’s keeping it secret
Wyoming officials say they’re muzzled, citing statute that protects the identity of those who legally kill wolves as grounds for not sharing any information with the public or even officials south of the state line.
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Leadville’s Courtney Dauwalter wins unprecedented “Triple Crown” of ultrarunning
Dauwalter won the Ultra-Tour du Mont-Blanc in Chamonix, France, last weekend, completing a remarkable summer of running