Environment - The Durango Herald

Fort Lewis College trash contents reveal disposal habits

You can learn a lot by going through someone’s trash. At least that’s what organizers trying to make Fort Lewis College a “zero waste” campus hope to prove. The Fort Lewis College...

DATE: Apr 12, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Student project will save money at Durango High School

DECA students’ plan calls for increased illumination, decreased costs at DHS

DATE: Mar 23, 2017 | CATEGORY: Local News

Mules crucial to wilderness trail repair in San Juan National Forest

Pack string hauls 15 tons of gravel

DATE: Aug 31, 2016 | CATEGORY: Southwest Life

Drones give conservationists an aerial edge

An affordable, easy-to-operate technology to monitor land and wildlife

DATE: Jul 6, 2016 | CATEGORY: Southwest Life

Carbon concentration in our atmosphere hits grim milestone

Scientists say we’ll never go back ‘within our lifetimes’

DATE: Jun 13, 2016 | CATEGORY: Good Earth

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Photos: Durango gets ‘Wet and Wild’

Photos: Thousands take to the streets for ‘No Kings’ march and rally in Durango

Photos: Navajo Trail OpenFriday was the first day of the Navajo Trail Open at Hillcrest Golf Club

Friday was the first day of the Navajo Trail Open at Hillcrest Golf Club

Photos: Durango Fire Protection District opens Station 2

Photos: Hundreds gather to honor fallen Bloomfield Police officer Timothy OntiverosA solemn procession stretched for blocks Monday morning along West Apache Street in Farmington – a display of unity, grief and honor for Bloomfield Police Officer Timothy Ontiveros, 32.About 7 a.m., a large contingent of law enforcement, motorcyclists, friends and grieving family prepared to embark on the motorcade to the 9 a.m. service at the Bloomfield High School football stadium to celebrate the life of the officer.