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• ► 2012 (64)
  • ► February (36)
    • • Did mayor 'unfriend' Friends of Cheyenne Canon?
    • • Artist Christo pushes 'Over the River' back to 2015
    • • How well do you know Colorado?
    • • Colorado officials push for forest-road rule
    • • EPA wants further review of water-diversion project to protect Colorado River
    • • Animal lovers, wildlife officials out this weekend for bighorn sheep census
    • • Fence will keep deer off I-25
    • • Fences being built to channel deer to safe I-25 passages
    • • Bobcats make themselves at home
    • • Outdoors businesses support Christo art project over Arkansas River
    • • Park to showcase local artist's work
    • • Wanted: Ideas for teaching kids about outdoors
    • • 40 bighorn from Canada released in U.S.
    • • Parks commission OKs merger plan
    • • Commission approves parks-wildlife merger
    • • HAPPY TRAILS: Buckhorn Trail Loop
    • • Park group honors donors' financial support
    • • Snow Goose Festival set for Feb. 23-26
    • • Too many pronghorn? Too few?
    • • Boulder rangers kill 2 coyotes deemed aggressive
    • • Colorado grad takes over Forest Service region
    • • World's 1st solar-powered ski lift opens
    • • Colorado snowstorm seen from space
    • • Arkansas Headwaters group seeks members
    • • Lawmakers can't say no to salamander
    • • Full Parks, Wildlife merger close
    • • Rangers: Please don't harass deer and elk
    • • Colorado lawmakers to consider state amphibian
    • • Letter to the Editor re: Wolves in the San Luis Valley
    • • Judge rejects challenge on sage grouse listing
    • • At least 14 skunks take up residence in Steamboat home
    • • Western voters support public lands, outdoors
    • • Helicopter to make low-level flights over Great Sand Dunes National Park
    • • Group sues to block Christo art installation
    • • Colorado scientists looking for deadly fungus in bats
    • • Mountain pine beetle epidemic slows in some areas
  • ► January (28)
    • • TV highlights fossils found near Snowmass
    • • Fierce sheepdogs alarming tourists in SW Colorado
    • • Maroon Bells fee is legit
    • • Still time to comment on 'Over the River' project
    • • U.S. reviews options for San Luis wildlife refuges
    • • Stricter regs would keep additives from wild waters
    • • Hunt is on for mountain lion after Lab is killed
    • • New Mexico puts the brakes on river otters
    • • Rocky Mountain has 3rd busiest year
    • • Explore Rocky Mountain National Park in the winter
    • • Paint this goose and win $3,500!
    • • Colorado researchers: Earth's crust is stretching
    • • Researcher tracks bobcats on long-distance journeys
    • • 'Critical habitat' recalculated for reintroduced lynx
    • • Officials vie for $15m to bring fun to Fountain Creek
    • • Fighting for clean water
    • • Parks board OKs drilling at St. Vrain State Park
    • • It's time to head to the park - for free!
    • • Will hail disappear from Colorado?
    • • Colorado may allow drilling at state park
    • • Die-off of Colorado aspens blamed on drought
    • • Yellowstone visitation approaches 3.4 million in 2011
    • • Desert bighorn sheep thriving in western Colorado
    • • Snowpack on Rabbit Ears Pass stands at 45 percent of average
    • • Snowfall nearly two feet below average in some parts of Rocky Mountain National Park
    • • Except to skiers, scant snowpack means nothing ... yet
    • • Colorado leaders push to preserve much of San Luis Valley
    • • Lots of meteors will be showering in the new year
• ► 2011 (86)
  • ► December (31)
    • • Group in southwest Colorado sues forest service over trails
    • • Mark your calendar: Tuesday night is best viewing for Quadrantids meteor shower
    • • Visit sand and snow at Great Sand Dunes National Park
    • • Moose family wandering around Steamboat
    • • Birders flock to count feathered friends at Bear Creek Regional Park
    • • Philanthropist is donating Garden of the Gods visitor center to nonprofit
    • • Enviro groups oppose Flaming Gorge pipeline project; last week to comment
    • • Mountain lion's stash closes campground
    • • Forest Service OKs tree trimming in Aspen forest
    • • Your photo could win you a State Parks pass
    • • Yellowstone bison may move to Colorado
    • • People asked to stay away from certain trails to protect wildlife
    • • Rare minnows swimming again in Arkansas River
    • • Everybody wants a piece of the forest
    • • Parks board OKs wildlife areas, trims board
    • • Lunar eclipse worth waking up for
    • • Helen Hunt Falls visitor center coming down
    • • Hidden camera captures bear's late-night visit
    • • Nancy Lewis wants everyone to cherish Colorado Springs' parks
    • • "Night-shining" clouds fascinate scientists - and everyone else, too
    • • Colorado Mountain Club gets grant for kids program
    • • Your faucet depends on a dwindling resource
    • • Mesa Verde is beautiful - and free - in winter!
    • • Game is fun way to learn about birds
    • • Parks commission may add 3 new State Natural Areas
    • • Gators find home on geothermal spring in San Luis Valley
    • • Boulder to study buffalo herd offer by Ted Turner
    • • Officials order cleanup of goo along Sand Creek
    • • Test shows black gunk leaking into Sand Creek has benzene
    • • Federal response limited on bark beetle epidemic
    • • Days of the bighorn sheep are here
  • ► November (38)
    • • Winter closes some Colorado waters
    • • Crews still battling goo oozing into Sand Creek
    • • Hawk shot with nail gun 'looking very good'
    • • Workers cleaning up muck from Sand Creek
    • • Coyotes warnings spread
    • • It's never too early to plan for avalanche safety
    • • Cutting your own Christmas tree can help the forest
    • • Forest Service land for sale includes riparian habitat along Roaring Fork River
    • • Decorate your tree, not the deer!
    • • Meet the new look of Colorado Parks and Wildlife
    • • Help plan future of Cheyenne Mountain State Park
    • • CDOT plans to expand use of wildlife-detection systems
    • • Users enjoying expanded Pueblo wildlife area
    • • Men were 'pumped up' when beating raccoon to death
    • • Wandering bear removed from tree in Colorado Springs
    • • Forest Service, ski resorts continue battle over water rights
    • • Fed meeting focuses on Colorado River, Glen Canyon, Grand Canyon
    • • Mountain lion triggers lockout at school
    • • State agency examines Colorado headwaters areas
    • • Wind levels trees in Rocky Mountain National Park
    • • Bear, 2 cubs killed by Colorado wildlife officers
    • • Should elk and bison roam Great Sand Dunes park?
    • • Praise for Colorado areas marked for protection
    • • Park entry is FREE for Veterans Day
    • • Invasive mussels found on 8 boats
    • • State Parks seeks ambassadors
    • • City puts Red Rock/White Acres master plan on hold
    • • When snow arrives, bike racks leave
    • • Open space program uses cameras to track wildlife
    • • Field researchers studying Colorado River
    • • Wildlife commissioners ready to 'talk turkey'
    • • Christo says BLM's OK of Arkansas River project 'means very much'
    • • BLM clears Christo's Over the River installation
    • • Alabaster mine stalled over bighorn sheep dispute
    • • Georgetown to hold bighorn sheep festival
    • • Restoring the Hayman burn scar, one creek at a time
    • • Orphaned bear cubs being raised near Silt could be released in spring
    • • Old snow adds to glaciers' size in Rockies
  • ► October (17)
    • • Ted Turner to donate buffalo herd to roam Boulder open space
    • • Mountain lions cause scare in Steamboat
    • • Northern Lights makes appearance in Colorado sky
    • • Sunshine today, snowfall tomorrow
    • • Swimming elk puts on rare show
    • • Bears are back in Aspen
    • • Federal appeals court upholds roadless rule, preserving wild spaces
    • • Bear takes a nap in downtown tree
    • • Bear feasts at candy store in Smoky Mountains
    • • Helicopter crews move bighorn sheep herd
    • • Time to share the love again
    • • Bear cub runs amuck in Alaska grocery store
    • • Boulder cat has close encounter with mountain lion
    • • BLM opens scenic land in NW Colorado to drilling
    • • DOW reminds motorists to be extra cautious of wildlife in the fall
    • • Bring the goats back!
    • • Trail users must begin adjusting to route changes