This month on the Nature Almanac – a rare brown thrasher at Ruth Carol’s bird feeder, and how this southern US bird’s winter stay in Boulder […]
December Nature Almanac: Cedar Waxwings
This December’s Nature Almanac makes a visit to the area near Broadway and Baseline that attracts those beautiful-as-porcelain (but often inebriated) Cedar Waxwing Birds. Image courtesy […]
Boulder Ballot 2017: Extending the Community Culture and Safety Tax
This November, Boulder voters will be deciding on several ballot measures, including whether to extend a tax that voters initially approved 3 years ago. In 2014 […]
Goats as Weed Control in Boulder
For the past few years, the City of Boulder has employed a somewhat unorthodox method of weed control– goats. The Parks and Recreation department works with […]
Boulder Shambhala Center Salon on Climate Change
Many Coloradoans are anxious to hear if the state’s Supreme Court is going to take up a ruling by a lower court that said citizens should […]
Homeless in Boulder: The Homeless Community
“It’s a lot of work. It’s exhausting. And it’s humiliating, it’s embarrassing, it’s degrading. You’re never welcome anywhere, and you’re always breaking the law.”-Lori Hopkins, supportive […]
Nature Almanac: Birds at Boulder Reservoir Mudflats
This month’s Nature Almanac features Boulder biologist Scott Severs talking about birds at the Boulder Reservoir’s Northwest Mudflats. Image courtesy of Scott E. Severs.
Nablus Officially Becomes Boulder’s 8th International Sister City
Boulder City Council officially made the Palestinian city of Nablus a Boulder Sister City on Tuesday, May 2, 2017. City Council welcomed the acting mayor of […]