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Saved snow on Snowmass ‘belongs to the community’ this weekend (opens the original)
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Aspen Snowmass is uncovering the snow it saved this summer on Snowmass and opening a free, pre-season rail park for the weekend, Oct. 3 and 4. This opportunity is timed to coincidence with National Play Outside Day, according to an email sent out by Aspen Snowmass, which takes place on the first Saturday of every month. Back in April, Aspen Snowmass became the first location in Colorado to utilize Snow Secure insulation mats as part of a pilot program aiming to cover snow from the past winter in
Snowmass pauses town pesticide, herbicide spraying (opens the original)
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Following a request made by the Environmental Advisory Board, Snowmass Town Council has decided to pause pesticide spraying within the town of Snowmass Village for weed management in a 4-1 vote. The board cited impacts to pollinators, wildlife, water resources and vegetation as reasons for the interest in reducing the potential environmental and public health impacts associated with pesticide use, according to a staff report. But because Colorado law establishes what the report calls “statewide
Roaring Fork Safe Passages launches wildlife data program for the valley (opens the original)
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Roaring Fork Safe Passages has launched a new citizen science program for anyone traveling Highways 82 and 133 to help build a complete picture of how wildlife-vehicle collisions are impacting the Roaring Fork Valley. The program comes as part of the nonprofit’s work toward establishing local wildlife crossings. “This is a concrete and very impactful way everyone can help continue to make the cause for wildlife crossings here in the valley,” Tucker Vest Burton, who spearheads Community Engagemen
Pitkin County prevents private concessionaire from managing Maroon Bells Scenic Area (opens the original)
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The Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved on second reading Wednesday the authorization of a special use permit from the U.S. Forest Service and the creation of an enterprise fund for management under the permit for the Maroon Bells Scenic Area. This action will help prevent the management from falling under that of a private concessionaire â the alternative for the U.S. Forest Service as it faces no choice but to seek support in running the scenic area operations am
Drought, high temps haven’t impacted moose survival yet (opens the original)
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Following a mild winter and persistent summer drought and high temperatures, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has not yet seen any impact on moose survival in the northwest region. The temperatures and drought have been affecting a number of species in various ways â including leading to significant spikes in bear activity in some northwest Colorado communities and troubles at northwest Colorado fisheries, as well as a less vibrant fall as tree species react to the climate conditions. But according
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