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Snow arrives, and two llamas remain missing above Vallecito Reservoir

Hope remains thrifty, tough natives of the Andes are still alive

Public comment being accepted for heli-skiing proposal near Silverton

Land exchange would increase heli-ski terrain more than 10,000-acres

Garden Club of Durango to meet Wednesday

The Garden Club of Durango will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Durango Community Recreation Center, 2700 Main Ave. Ruth Lambert will discuss the San Juan Mountains Association’s ...

Zuni trail crew preserves ancestors’ legacy at Chimney Rock

PAGOSA SPRINGS – Visitors to Chimney Rock National Monument next year will have a safer hike to the mesa top following work completed this month by a Native American crew from Zuni Pueblo, a...

Refuse left in wilderness a ‘never-ending’ problem

Hundreds of pounds of refuse clutter forests

Hermosa Creek project improves habitat for cutthroat trout

HERMOSA PARK – The heavy equipment working on the East Fork of Hermosa Creek this month was surprisingly delicate and precise as it transformed eroded streambanks and shallow braided waters ...

San Juan National Forest announces acting supervisor

San Juan National Forest Supervisor Kara Chadwick will be serving a temporary assignment in Atlanta as acting deputy regional forester for natural resources in the U.S. Forest Service Southe...

Colorado’s fall colors are nearing their peak

San Juan National Forest starts to show its best

Court gives lynx ‘fighting chance’ in Southwest Colorado

Fish and Wildlife to consider Colorado as critical habitat

Bill that would allow mountain bikes tests philosophy of wilderness

Legislation would allow cyclists to cruise trails in protected areas

5 scenic spots to soak in fall’s colors

San Juan Mountains Association suggests some drives and hikes

David Petersen, Durango author, is ready to hunt – ethically

New documentary provides rare intimate view into local author’s life