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Fast-moving wildfire forces evacuations in Archuleta County (opens the original)
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ARCHULETA COUNTY, Colo. — Mandatory evacuations are in place for residents along a county road in Archuleta County as a wildfire burning on National Forest land spreads in the area. The Archuleta County Sheriff's Office said the evacuation applies to people off of County Road 335, also called Lower Blanco Road. Anybody on County Road 337, 339 and Pinion Hills subdivision off County Road 500 are under an evacuation warning. The fire was first reported Tuesday around 3 p.m. and is burning 12 miles
New wolf pack — the Piney Ridge Pack — forms in Eagle County, CPW confirms (opens the original)
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DENVER — A new wolf pack has formed in Eagle County, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) confirmed on Wednesday morning. “Detection of pups in late spring or early summer is inherently challenging, because of their use of remote habitats in dense cover, secretive nature of very young animals, and time potentially underground,” explained CPW’s Wolf Conservation Program Manager Eric Odell. So while few details are currently available about the pack, more details will be released in CPW's annual wolf
After finding 300 dead mountain whitefish, CPW implements voluntary fishing closure on stretch of Yampa River (opens the original)
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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. — After discovering more than 300 dead mountain whitefish in a lower stretch of the Elk River on Sunday, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has implemented a full-day voluntary fishing closure on the river near Steamboat Springs. The closure, which was put in place Monday, runs from the Christina State Wildlife Area downstream to the confluence with the Yampa River, CPW said. The mountain whitefish die-off is "attributed to severe drought conditions," CPW reported, adding
Lost Canyon Ranch Open Space in Castle Rock is now open for recreating (opens the original)
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CASTLE ROCK, Colo. — Castle Rock announced that its newest open space is now ready to welcome visitors to explore its scenic trails, vistas and wildlife habitat across nearly 700 acres. Lost Canyon Ranch Open Space opened to the public on Monday. Across 10 miles, the space has connected hiking trails that take visitors through rolling grasslands, hoodoo rock formations, mature forests and dramatic canyon cliffs, the Town of Castle Rock said. Another five miles of trails are under construction. T
Colorado's firefighting strategies have evolved significantly over the decades — here's a look at the history (opens the original)
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DENVER — Colorado has a longstanding and consistent history of wildfires, but the tactics and strategies surrounding how firefighters attack those fires have evolved dramatically over the decades. Brett Wolk, Colorado State University associate director and co-lead of the Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, explained that new technology, science and tools have guided fire managers toward better practices when it comes to firefighting after years where full fire suppression was the de-facto re
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