City released findings of ‘Bike Master Plan Report’ By Cameron Moix, The Colorado Springs Business Journal The city of Colorado Springs released Thursday the findings of a “Bike Master Plan
New El Paso County commissioner has grand vision for Pikes Peak By: Seth Boster The Gazette April 3, 2017 As he was being sworn in as an
The changing face of camping: record numbers of minorities hit the trails Camping participation has been increasing over the last 5 years as its base gets more diverse Teshale
Trump budget proposes big changes in Forest Service, Interior spending By Rob Chaney, Missoulian.com Montana’s two biggest federal players – the Forest Service and National Park Service – would see
The Rising Cost of Wildfire Operations: Effects on the Forest Service’s Non-Fire Work United States Department of Agriculture Overview Over 100 years ago, President Theodore Roosevelt established the U.S. Forest
What’s the Outdoor Industry’s Role in Healthcare Reform? by Eric Peterson The evidence is crystal clear: There’s no pill with as many positive effects as a dose of the outdoors.
Keeping lands public is good business By Amy Gillentine Sweet Public lands are a significant part of Colorado culture and its heritage. The state is famous for its vast
Day One: Secretary Zinke Signs Orders to Expand Access to Public Lands OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Orders Strengthen America’s Outdoor Heritage & Restore Opportunities for Sportsmen and Anglers WASHINGTON – Today,
Off-highway recreation big business in Colorado With more attention being paid regionally to outdoor recreation (to include a State of the Outdoors event scheduled for this month), an economic-impact picture
Peterson blazes serendipitous trail By Helen Robinson In 2014, in the space of two late-summer weeks, Jennifer Peterson graduated with her Ph.D., sold her home in Texas and moved to
