September 27, 2017 Outdoor Recreation Is Big Business A State Scorecard and Policy Menu for Growing the Outdoor Recreation Economy in 11 Western States By Jenny Rowland and Nicole Gentile
September 26, 2017 Long-dreamed Pikes Peak trail set for construction By: Seth Boster After many years of dreaming, planning and waiting, outdoors enthusiasts expect machines next month to enter an
September 15, 2017 Secretary Zinke Signs Secretarial Order to Support Sportsmen & Enhance Wildlife Conservation Order seeks to expand access on public and private lands and to promote hunting and
With 11 fatalities on Colorado’s fourteeners this season, “it’s time to do something” The high country is seeing increasing injuries, fatalities and rescues on fourteeners By Jason Blevins | jblevins@denverpost.com
Wed. Night Chill Ride: New Trails Are Here! Tomorrow at 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Urban Steam Coffee Bar and Cafe 1025 S. Sierra Madre Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
New phase of recreation in Colorado Springs’ Bear Creek watershed taking shape By: Seth Boster, The Gazette The framed sign is unhinged, appearing ripped from the post where the U.S.
Colorado Springs chamber launches recruiting site for local employers By: Wayne Heilman Paco Sandoval didn’t know much about Colorado Springs when Altia Inc. tried to recruit the software engineer from
OUTDOOR FOUNDATION RESEARCH REPORTS 2017 OUTDOOR RECREATION PARTICIPATION REPORT Tracking American participation trends in outdoor recreation Nearly half of all Americans over the age of six, or 48.8% of
With trails and outdoor events, Fremont Adventure Recreation grows, plans to continue By Sara Knuth A cyclists looks toward the mountains after a mountain bike ride. (Ashlee Sack /
Interior to Recommend Shrinking National Monuments Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke recommends making key national monuments smaller. By Steve Casimiro The opposition to Donald Trump’s review to reduce or eliminate
