Posted by Bill Donavan on January 10, 2012
Two key decisions lay before our federal and county elected officials that could determine the energy future of Saguache County, the San Luis Valley and Colorado. We urge people throughout the San Luis Valley and Colorado to let the BLM and Saguache BOCC know which vision of our energy future you would like to see come to bear.
Posted in Sustainability
Posted by Citizen Team on November 12, 2011
Here at Citizen HQ we wrestle with providing local content since we have a minimum budget. The temptation is to post half the crap that comes across our desktops. From the far east to high finance, there is plenty of news that is easily replicable with a simple copy and paste. We have avoided this temptation —even when inebriated, and even when fascinating articles come from The Onion. So, please let us know if we are off track as we start to post regional and international news stories that we believe are relevant to your life in the Ark River Valley. It is a subjective decision about what to post, but hopefully we have a sense of what interests you. As always, if you have something to say, let us know. This is your tool. Thanks —Cit Team
Posted in Sustainability
Posted by Nathan Ward on July 6, 2011
On July 14 at 7 pm at the Salida Community Center, the Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas (LTUA) will host a screening of a new film called Green Fire, the first full-length, high definition documentary film ever made about legendary conservationist Aldo Leopold. The film explores Aldo Leopold’s life in the early part of the twentieth century and the many ways his land ethic idea continues to be applied all over the world today.
Posted in News, Sustainability
Posted by Bill Donavan on May 5, 2011
Senate Bill 258, the “Local Foods, Local Jobs Act” will increase the availability of healthy, locally produced food by fostering direct connections between agricultural producers and consumers.
Posted in Sustainability
Posted by Trey on March 25, 2011
Posted in Sustainability
Posted by Citizen Team on March 24, 2011
Guidestone’s Farmhands Education Program provides hands-on, experiential farm and nature-based educational opportunities to school groups, custom contract groups, children and families. Farmhands curriculum focuses on nature appreciation, ecological understanding, traditional arts, sustainable agriculture and human health and nutrition.
Posted in Announcements, Environment, Sustainability
Posted by Citizen Team on March 23, 2011
Here’s a look at how average electricity rates have changed in Colorado historically and how they may continue to change in the future. Figures provided by Xcel Energy to the city of Boulder in December.
Posted in Sustainability
Posted by Eric Tauer on November 8, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 9:00am: SMT SHINDIG Volunteer Day on the North Backbone Trail.
Posted in City, Community, Events, Info, Local, Planning, Recreation, Sports, Sustainability, Tourism | Tagged 2B, chaffee county, city of salida, conservation, economic development, land use, mountain biking, planning, Recreation, salida, salida mountain trails, salida recreation, smt, sustainability, The City, Tourism, trails, volunteer
Posted by Admin on October 22, 2010
The new ‘Solar Census’ shows Colorado has the 6th most solar related jobs nationwide with state solar providers expecting to increase their employment 23% by the end of 2011.
Posted in Press Releases, Sustainability
Posted by Eric Tauer on September 24, 2010
There will be music by the Groove Farmers, door prizes, silent auction, food, beer, and, most importantly, the opportunity to help fund the construction of the Little Rainbow trail.
Posted in Recreation, Sports, Sustainability | Tagged conservation, mountain biking, Recreation, salida mountain trails, salida recreation, smt, sustainability, trails, volunteer
Posted by Hayden Mellsop on September 21, 2010
The inaugural Guiding For Conservation event saw local fishing guides donate their guide fee to teh Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas.
Posted in Events, Fishing, Sustainability, Videos | Tagged arkansas river, conservation, fly fishing, salida, water
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