Colorado Office of Outdoor Recreation
Colorado Office of Outdoor Recreation
“Outdoor Business Town USA”: Steamboat Springs has become a proving ground for outdoor innovation
Routt County's playground is a “perfect package” for enticing and fostering outdoor recreation entrepreneurs
Nathan Fey, director of Colorado’s outdoor recreation office, ferries river conservation and rural economic development skills into his new job
“I want to take this office and redirect our energies toward the care and feeding of the industry in Colorado," Nathan Fey said in an interview with The Colorado Sun.
Luis Benitez leaving outdoor recreation office he built to work for outdoor juggernaut VF Corp
“I have an opportunity here to take the things that we have talked about in the public sector and galvanize and rally the private sector.”
Colorado’s recreation roadmap makes it one of the only states to fuse outdoor play, environmental protection
Colorado needs the 2019 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan, or SCORP, to qualify for federal money from the Land and Water Conservation Fund
Colorado was ready for California to join states with outdoor recreation offices, but its governor just vetoed it
11 other states have bet on dedicated offices using outdoor play to boost conservation, workforce training, public health and economic development.
