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U.S. Forest Service funding will improve preparation for wildfires in San Juan National Forest

Project will focus on wooded areas near homes

Despite climate threats, fall colors expected in full force

Aspen color change peak has begun at high elevations

The Calico Siblings – A look into two motorbike-accessible trails

These trails are a great way to end the summer hiking season

Dolores Ranger District plans three prescribed burns in September

Haycamp Mesa, Boggy Draw and Salter are selected

Farm Bill fight could jeopardize affordable housing efforts in tourism towns

A provision allowing U.S. Forest Service officials to lease land provides a powerful tool for rural resort communities

Photos: It’s mushroom season in the mountains

Mushrooms are abundant on the San Juan National Forest floor thanks to warm temperatures and monsoon rains

Part of Hermosa Park Road near Purgatory closes through Sept. 13

The San Juan National Forest is installing new culverts to improve fish habitat

Purgatory Resort appeals dismissal of water lawsuit against Forest Service

Ski area sued in 2022 over access to Hermosa Creek water rights

San Juan National Forest wildland firefighter injured en route to assignment

Mike Fincham was traveling to a wildfire when he suffered a medical event

After a wet June, dry conditions kick off July

Durango saw second-wettest June since 2000

San Juan National Forest adds 30 acres, renames Falls Creek Conservation Area

Zink property acquisition has been discussed since 2017

Forest Service creates 400-acre containment zone for small fire near Pagosa Springs

Firefighters are using lightning-caused blaze to help reduce fuels