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Fire Marshall Brooke Stott plans for more wildfire management, public outreach (opens the original)
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Brooke Stott has been the fire marshall for Roaring Fork Fire Rescue Authority since April, and she has plans for expanding the fire department’s capabilities in her new role â particularly with wildfire management and public education. Stott was formerly the deputy fire marshall, a role that she categorized as similar, although she did less with wildfire assessments and public outreach compared to this season in her new position. She is succeeding John Mele, who retired in early April Accordi
How the PARC Act could impact climbing on Independence Pass (opens the original)
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Climbers on Independence Pass could benefit from the new Protect America’s Rock Climbing act, which would allow for easier maintenance and installation of fixed anchors, or bolts, on rock walls. The PARC act is aiming to address a decades-long dispute over the use of fixed anchors in highly-protected wilderness areas. Among the limitations, the federal government has proposed climbing policies that continue to require the use of hand tools to install fixed anchors in wilderness areas and limit
Heat, drought and recreational changes hit Independence Pass this summer (opens the original)
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Record low precipitation, high temperatures and an ongoing drought are all lining up on the Western Slope this summer, but what does that mean specifically for Independence Pass? The Sawatch Range’s typically snow-covered, 13,000-foot peaks are dry and brown, with even the coldest and highest faces being nearly devoid of snow. The alpine meadows, which are often emerald green this time of year, according to Independence Pass Foundation Director Karin Teague, are brown and dry as is typical of Au
Farm Collaborative to host annual Regeneration Ball (opens the original)
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The annual Regeneration Ball will return at 5 p.m. Aug. 20 at the Hotel Jerome to celebrate local sustainable farms, support the Farm Collaborative and present food from award-winning chefs. The proceeds from this year’s gala will go toward supporting the new Regenerative Agriculture Learning Center, according to a press release, which began programming this year and teaches youth about sustainable agricultural practices. According to Farm Collaborative Executive Director Eden Vardy, this year’s
PitCo Open Space and Trails concerned with ‘negative impacts’ of Woody Creek racetrack development (opens the original)
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Pitkin County Open Space and Trails has provided feedback on the Woody Creek Raceway’s proposal, seeking more commitment from developers to trail improvements before moving forward. The property was purchased in June for $17 million by two brother-in-laws who envision adding amenities and renovating the existing buildings on the property. “The facility is in desperate need of repair, so the track itself needs modern safety upgrades, and the facilities are really run down,” Chris Bendon, a partne
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