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Feds' `No' on ski area expansion worries industry
Colorado's ski industry is worried that the recent denial of a western Colorado ski area's request to expand on national forest land might signal a ...
Breckenridge voices concerns over logging plans
Breckenridge town officials are concerned about the effects of a plan to cut trees killed by bark beetles. ...
RVing 101: RVing and snowbirds in the news (November 29-December 5, 2009)
Check out this week’s news stories and features about RVing and Snowbirds. Juveniles ...
Steamboat athlete overcomes disorder
Stephen Remillard said he hopes this is it. ...
Improved access expected to bolster Telluride's extreme reputation
Telluride Ski Resort, already known for great backcountry access and some of the most spectacular ...
Climate change and global warming - what can you do, Philly?
As President Obama tries to craft consensus over climate change before meeting in Copenhagen this ...
Report: No fault with forest workers in fatal fire
Federal investigators have found no misconduct by U.S. Forest Service personnel in the deaths of five firefighters in a massive 2006 California ...
Bald eagle nesting protection along Verde River
The U.S. Forest Service has closed two bald eagle breeding areas along the Verde River to the public to reduce human disturbances to the eagles during ...
Monsanto, agencies sign cleanup pact for ID mines
Federal and state agencies, an Indian tribe and the maker of Roundup weedkiller have agreed to develop comprehensive plans to clean up pollution at ...
Forest Service eyes night flying against fires
The U.S. Forest Service is considering allowing its helicopters to attack wildfires at night, a practice the agency has long discouraged because of ...
