Jamie Wanzek
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- Aug 15, 2026
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Warmer winters are creating a longer tick season in southwest Colorado (opens the original)
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Last winter’s warmer temperatures allowed more ticks to survive into spring. In addition, an earlier spring is lengthening tick season. Experts say this trend will continue as the climate warms. “This is the first winter where I've still seen live ticks on patients every month throughout the winter,” said Randy Hays, who has been a veterinarian in Durango, Colorado, for 20 years. Hays says that for the past five to six years, he’s seen a steady increase in tick activity. He says it’s not only pe
Long-term air monitoring expands in southwest Colorado (opens the original)
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Air quality monitoring is expanding in southwest Colorado, with new sensors being installed to help communities better understand local pollution levels. One morning in June, Emile Elias stood outside the Durango Public Library and pointed to a gray box on a big pole. It’s a Quanti-Q modular air quality monitor. “We chose to put it here so that it's really accessible to a lot of people and so people can see it and learn more about air quality in the area,” Elias said. Elias is the founder of ECO
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