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
Western Officials Support Possible BLM, Federal Agency Relocation To Denver by Michael Sandoval Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) said the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS),
Don’t take our Public Lands for Granted Taking anything of value for granted is dangerous… A couple of years ago I received a phone call asking if I would support
IMBA SUPPORTS BIPARTISAN BILL TO IMPROVE TRAIL ACCESS ON PUBLIC LAND Contact Eleanor Blick IMBA Communications Manager (720) 900-4622 (Boulder, Colo. July 27, 2017) On July 26, Senator Ron
Living (Dangerously) in an Era of Megafires | Paul Hessburg | TEDxBend Paul Hessburg is on a mission. The #PacificNorthwestResearchStation research ecologist has given more than 70 presentations and
How A Surge in Visitors Is Overwhelming America’s National Parks BY JIM ROBBINS • JULY 31, 2017 The growing crowds at U.S. National Parks have become unmanageable, jeopardizing the natural experience the parks
