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Grizzly bear kill, forest restoration & Colorado wolf pack siting highlight early 2020 Rocky Mountain enviro/science news

May 25, … [Read more...] about Grizzly bear kill, forest restoration & Colorado wolf pack siting highlight early 2020 Rocky Mountain enviro/science news

Filed Under: Rocky Mountain Ecology, Rocky Mountain Forests, Rocky Mountain Wolves

Springtime in the Rockies: Scenes from northern Front Range trails

May 27, … [Read more...] about Springtime in the Rockies: Scenes from northern Front Range trails

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Hiking

Climate, forests, ecology highlight Rocky Mountain science research

December 23, … [Read more...] about Climate, forests, ecology highlight Rocky Mountain science research

Filed Under: Rocky Mountain Climate, Rocky Mountain Forests

Land of the mountain kings: Hiking the Sawatch Range in central Colorado

October 31, … [Read more...] about Land of the mountain kings: Hiking the Sawatch Range in central Colorado

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Hiking

Montana proposal to expand bison range beyond Yellowstone National Park met with bid to help landowners

August 21, … [Read more...] about Montana proposal to expand bison range beyond Yellowstone National Park met with bid to help landowners

Filed Under: Rocky Mountain Ecology, Yellowstone Ecology

Yellowstone wolf/elk study highlights predator/prey behavior

August 7, … [Read more...] about Yellowstone wolf/elk study highlights predator/prey behavior

Filed Under: Rocky Mountain Ecology, Rocky Mountain Wolves, Yellowstone Ecology

USGS: Some Rocky Mountain regions warming 1.8 times the global average; species adapting, becoming vulnerable

August 7, … [Read more...] about USGS: Some Rocky Mountain regions warming 1.8 times the global average; species adapting, becoming vulnerable

Filed Under: Rocky Mountain Climate, Yellowstone Ecology

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  1. Karl Kumli on The mysterious San Luis Valley, part IDecember 17, 2021

    Hello Freddie, Just to clarify, is your family from Antonito (where the train station is located) or the older village…

  2. Lena on The mysterious San Luis Valley, part IOctober 6, 2021

    I grew up in the San Luis Valley and I often work in San Luis. If you noticed connections, then…

  3. Freddie Gonzales on The mysterious San Luis Valley, part IFebruary 10, 2021

    I lived in the small town of Antonio from 1971 to 1989. My entire family on both my parents side…

  4. Riana on The mysterious San Luis Valley, part IJanuary 13, 2021

    Thanks for writing all this. I just moved to the oldest town in Colorado, without even knowing it. I’m from…

  5. Roscoe on Treasure in the San Luis Valley: The golden horde, part IIOctober 19, 2020

    Time to search for the Spanish Treasure on Blanca Peak.. somewhere. Something to look forward to for a one legged…

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