Colorado Public Radio Staff

Ben Doon of the Ski Area Citizens’ Coalition talks about their rating of Colorado ski resorts and how resorts and skiers have responded to the ratings.

Bob Raynolds, researcher for the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, on an idea that could potentially reduce global warming by pumping carbon dioxide from power plants into the ground […]

Bob Radocy of the Colorado Bowhunter’s Association on a statewide public awareness campaign to educate people about the role of hunting and fishing in wildlife management.

Film makers Dirk Olsen and Ben Phelan talk about their television documentary, Tantalus: Behind the Mask. The film is based on the 10-hour production that debuted in Denver last year.

Program Manager Sean Smith talks about La Plata County’s new approach to keep those convicted of driving under the influence from becoming repeat offenders.

Billy Gregg, a project manager with Wenk Associates, talks about Denver’s new Northside Park.Wenk supervised a four-year, four million dollar effort to turn the neighborhood hazard into an asset.

In Kelley Griffin’s second visit with Rishell Middle School teacher Jennifer Sharp this school year, they discuss Ms. Sharp’s first round of parent-teacher conferences.

Colorado photographer Robert Castellino on his latest book, Denver: Gateway to the Rockies.

Bill Harmsen, Jr., son of Bill and Dorothy Harmsen, talks about the collection of Western art and artifacts assembled by his parents.

Eddie Kochman, aquatic wildlife manager with the Colorado Division of Wildlife, on stepping up efforts to control the spread of whirling disease.

Principal Charles Elbot of Slavens School on the national recognition the school has received as one of eight “schools of character.”

David Nickum, director of the Colorado chapter of Trout Unlimited, on his group’s efforts to prompt the Colorado Division of Wildlife to stop stocking fish infected with whirling disease.

David Rojahn, president of the Rocky Mountain chapter of the American Society of Travel Agents, on the decrease in travel reservations for the upcoming holiday season.

Denver teenager Andy Herm talks about a lawsuit he has filed that claims the Denver curfew law is unconstitutional.

Rich McClintock, executive director of the Livable Communities Resource Center, describes the new Denver-based organization.

Jim Knutsen, with the Colorado Indoor Air Coalition, talks about working with organizations to improve energy efficiency and air quality.