The management of water in the American West has historically lacked any consideration for the rivers themselves. This means that water was only considered of value […]
Connecting The Drops: Aquatic Nuisance Species
Aquatic Nuisance Species can wreak havoc on ecosystems, outdoor recreation, hydroelectric power equipment and the economy so when dreaded mussel larvae were discovered at Green Mountain […]
Connecting the Drops: The Economic Value of the Colorado River
It’s been almost a century since the Colorado River compact was created, divvying up the resources of this mighty waterway between seven states and Mexico – […]
Hiking the Continental Divide Trail
“Hiking is a way of life for me. It allows me to immerse myself in nature, and to fall into a rhythm that I can’t find […]
Want to Avert an Alien Species Invasion? Simply Call on Man’s Best Friend
The invasive mussels move quickly to cover any hard surface they come in contact with, from boat hulls to water intake pipes, causing much financial damage. […]
Nature Play in Colorado
“Children need to have opportunities to play and they also need to have access to nature as they grow up and develop.” American kids today spend […]
Dot Org: Screen Free Week
Screen Free Week in Lafayette gives youth a good reason to turn off screens and turn on life. Debbie Wilmot, public information officer, talks with host […]
Ice Climbing Draws Thousands To Small Colorado Community
OURAY, Colo. – Rock climbing is already a popular sport in Colorado. And, its winter cousin ice climbing is gaining popularity in the state and across the […]