Can we learn to live with wolves again?
Event at Fort Lewis College to explore the possibility of reintroduction
DATE: Nov 10, 2018 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's Travels
Can we learn to live with wolves again?
In Colorado, we have 12 streams named Wolf Creek, yet officially, we have no wolves in our state.
A reprint of a rare book helps to explain the loss of Colorado’s wolves, and the ...
DATE: Nov 9, 2018 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's Travels
The Woolly West: ‘Sheepscapes’ tell the story of sheepherding in Colorado
Everybody writes about cowboys. Nobody writes about sheepherders.
Of the hundreds of books written about cowboys and cowboying in the American West, there are few volumes on shee...
DATE: Oct 13, 2018 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's Travels
For 15 years, my dog, Finn, was a beloved companion, hiking partner
It has been enough time now that I can finally write this column without choking up.
These are some of the hardest words I’ve ever written. Tears have clouded my vision but not m...
DATE: Sep 8, 2018 | CATEGORY: Southwest Life
For 15 years, my dog, Finn, was a beloved companion, hiking partner
By Andrew Gulliford
Special to the Herald
It has been enough time now that I can finally write this column without choking up.
These are some of the hardest...
DATE: Sep 8, 2018 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's Travels
Lessons of the 416 Fire show how our approach to wildfires has evolved
The summer of 2018 in Durango will go down as a summer of fire and smoke.
There are many lessons to learn from the devastating pattern of drought, wildfire and debris we are endu...
DATE: Sep 3, 2018 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's Travels
Lessons of the 416 Fire show how our approach to wildfires has evolved
The summer of 2018 in Durango will go down as a summer of fire and smoke.
There are many lessons to learn from the devastating pattern of drought, wildfire and debris we are endu...
DATE: Aug 11, 2018 | CATEGORY: Southwest Life
Olga Little: A mining-era legend of the La Platas
Ascending a mountain to honor the famous female burro-packer
DATE: Jul 14, 2018 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's Travels
Danny Pierce’s father helped build Durango, brick by brick
Father’s Day is special for most of us, but for one son, it has a particularly deep meaning.
When writers start a story, they never know what threads will weave together. I though...
DATE: Jun 10, 2018 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's Travels
In Bluff, the Silver Dollar Bar becomes the Bears Ears Education Center
Downtown Durango thrives because buildings get recycled.
Former car dealerships are now brewpubs and office buildings. Our historic electric power plant is the Powerhouse Science...
DATE: May 13, 2018 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's Travels
Miera y Pacheco was first European to create maps of the Four Corners region
More than 200 years ago, friars Dominguez and Escalante traveled north from Abiquiu, New Mexico, in search of a route to Spanish missions at Monterey in Alta California.
Their tr...
DATE: Apr 14, 2018 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's Travels
Durango’s master saddlemakers combine the finest craftsmanship, artistry
Growing up on the eastern Colorado plains, we always had horses.
I chopped ice in frozen stock tanks and busted hay bales in winter. We hung saddles in the tack shed with ropes t...
DATE: Mar 10, 2018 | CATEGORY: Gulliford's Travels
