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Proposals sought for resource projects Proposals are being accepted for natural-resource projects that benefit the land and resources of the San Juan National Forest and the rural...

Yellowstone urges tourist common sense amid bison attacks

CHEYENNE, Wyo. – A pamphlet drawing of a man being gored and flung into the air graphically warns tourists in Yellowstone National Park not to get too close to bison: They’re wild animals an...

Lake Mead inches toward critical level

Two states could see cuts in supply

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Nature Studies offers hikes, bird-watching Durango Nature Studies will offer these programs: “Birds of the Durango Nature Center Workshop” will be held from 8:30 to 10:...

EPA issues water, stream rules

Feds aim to clarify waterway protection; Republicans critical

Botany in peril

As fewer pursue degrees, conservation, medicine may suffer

Co-op pursues online sales

Southwest Farm receives state grant, will serve Durango

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Tips to protect your home from bears Colorado Parks and Wildlife asks residents to keep bears away from their homes by using these tips: Keep garbage in a well-secure...

Explore sustainable agriculture at Cortez ranch

From drip irrigation to wild foraging, you can learn about sustainable agriculture practices during the Colorado Permaculture Convergence in the Four Corners this weekend. The eve...

Southwest Colorado losses lower than national average

Bee loss in Southwest Colorado was significantly lower than the national average, said Tina Sebestyen with the Four Corners Beekeepers Association. “Bee losses in our area are onl...

Feds plan to boost pollinators

WASHINGTON – The federal government hopes to reverse America’s declining honeybee and monarch butterfly populations by making more federal land bee-friendly, spending more money on research ...

Large honeybee die-off sounds ecological alarm

Beekeepers lose 42% of colonies in U.S.