- A separate investigation by the EPA is ongoing.
- Colorado’s top climate official says cutting transportation emissions — the largest source of greenhouse gases in state — is the “most complicated” piece of the climate roadmap
- Pueblo is losing the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Colorado — and a significant source of local tax revenue. What's next for the plant?
- The Bureau of Land Management has already corralled hundreds of mustangs living in the Sand Wash Basin.
- Most of the public land being considered in Colorado is located in Las Animas County.
- “I have never felt more urgent about climate change than I did this summer,” Sen. Bennet said from a family ranch outside of Kremmling.
- “As I progressed through the canyon, the rain just got harder and harder,” Autumn Bair said.
- More than 100 people were stranded on Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon overnight after mudslides flooded the interstate on Thursday, Colorado Department of Transportation officials said.
- A bat tour was part of Latino Conservation Week, a nationwide initiative to get more Latinos experiencing nature and learning about wildlife.
- The program hosted by Colorado Mountain College exposes kids to nature and introduces them to the possibility of careers in wildlife and conservation.
- El programa ofrecido por Colorado Mountain College expone a jóvenes latinos a la naturaleza y los introduce a carreras en conservación y vida silvestre.
- Updated 4:51 p.m. Larimer County officials have closed the Poudre River for all uses following the deadly flood in Poudre Canyon. Debris from the flash flood, including trees, mud, and pieces of buildings, flowed into the river, creating dangerous conditions.
- A large majority of residents in Bailey underestimate the possibility of a wildfire reaching their community in the foothills of the Front Range.
- Colorado’s trees are under constant threat of wildfires, drought and beetles. But there’s another factor to consider along highways. A curious listener asked about the impact through Colorado Wonders. What do you wonder about when it comes to living in Colorado? Send us your question at CPR.org/Colorado Wonders.
- A CPR News listener noticed more and more dead or dying trees along roads. So they asked Colorado Wonders to investigate what was causing the damage. Here's what we learned.
- The Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge north of Denver has been named the first “flagship” urban refuge in the nation by the Biden administration. Its caretakers hope it serves as an example for other urban areas and for the other flagship refuges that will be designated in the future.
