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Kickoff to five-part film series ‘Thinking Like Water’ set for Oct. 8 - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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Join us for the kickoff screening of the five-part film series “Thinking Like Water,” which follows “water wizard” Bill Zeedyk and his collaborators as they transform degraded watersheds into resilient ecosystems by working with nature. The first in the series, “Willing to Try Things,” is coming up Oct. 8 at Liberty Theatre. The event will also feature a highly demanded second screening of the film “Reviving Our River-The Pagosa Gateway Project” by Christi Bode. The doors will open at 6:30 p.m.,
Examining the history, ecological effects of wildfire - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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While wildfires encroaching upon community resources and infrastructure can be devastating, low-intensity wildfires are a natural part of forest ecosystems. A ponderosa pine forest typical of the South San Juans is normally due to burn every couple of decades — essentially a “reset button” for the forest. Yet, due to a long history of wildfire suppression, when a forest catches fire, it is prone to burning hotter and spreading faster. Historically, lower-intensity fires burned through dead organ
Playing in the dirt: Youth learn to restore watersheds - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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The San Juan Mountains Association (SJMA) has been engaged in youth watershed stewardship programming over the spring and summer, beginning with Pagosa Springs Middle School students contributing to the Pagosa Gateway Project. The Pagosa Gateway Project, spearheaded by the Upper San Juan Watershed Enhancement Partnership (WEP) and the Town of Pagosa Springs, worked to restore portions of the San Juan River by replanting and caging plants along riverbanks damaged by last year’s flood, ultimately
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