City Hall in Crested Butte on the Western Slope, Saturday, Oct. 24, 2020. (Hart Van Denburg/CPR News)Hart Van Denburg/CPR News In the winter, the community of 1,500 people tucked into…
‘We are not consulted’ wrote outgoing chairman
Commissioners concerned over the financial commitment
Environmental groups hit air regulators’ plan for no enforcement, too much wiggle room
Eight supercharging stations would be installed at Transit Center
The rules will limit leaks from over 20,000 oil and gas wells in the Four Corners
Snowy conditions facilitate winter fire mitigation
The state remains stuck at 16% reuse, only half the national average, but new laws on plastic bags and Styrofoam containers may boost efforts
Kitila Beyan holds up anchotes, a potato-like vegetable, that he grew in the Horse Barn Community Garden operated by Denver Urban Gardens in the RiNo neighborhood in Denver. (Molly Cruse/CPR…
A helicopter picks up mulch to spread in Poudre Canyon, about 50 miles west of Fort Collins, to try to stem silt runoff during large rains. Aug. 8, 2021. (Kevin…
Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Chaffee County commissioners help fund removal of the dam that has threatened river runners, fish habitat for nearly 60 years
Bills, amendments and funding requests pass House
Bacteria carried by livestock pose serious threat to Colorado’s bighorn sheep population
Eight businesses recognized for efforts becoming more environment friendly
The city’s first deconstruction project since its 2020 sustainability ordinance has single-handedly kept 60.8 million pounds out of the landfill
Organic waste disposal to be held at the fairgrounds the weekend of Nov. 4
Green infrastructure prevents pollutants from entering waterways
The agency is taking a hard look at how to protect land and wildlife while welcoming ever more visitors.
Colorado Parks & Wildlife does not own the reservoir where century-old cottonwoods were scraped and bird watchers now see a wasteland
Tree health, present and future shade and equitable distribution among factors under consideration
Phase 1 officially complete after the district raised $460,000
Durango Bird Club ready to accept newcomers under its wings
Turnover at the public health department follows a ‘less inclusive’ transition than anticipated
Nearly 100 businesses and individuals applied for compensation for losses related to the spill
This was the state’s second death from the virus this year
Nine sets of stone stairs created and 90 cubic feet of rock reshaped at popular climbing spot
Event on Animas River encourages fewer car commuting and more river cleanliness
Free service offered through August; public bus use surging
Small treatment plants struggle to meet changing state regulations
Table to Farm Compost strives to capture food waste across La Plata County
