conservation
Volunteers needed for Chaffee County National Public Lands day project(0)
The U.S. Forest Service, San Isabel National Forest – Salida Ranger District will celebrate National Public Lands Day, Saturday, September 25 with a trail maintenance project on the Colorado Trail.
Guiding For Conservation a great success…(0)
The inaugural Guiding For Conservation event saw local fishing guides donate their guide fee to teh Land Trust of the Upper Arkansas.
Guiding For Conservation – save the date….(0)
ArkAnglers guides make a commitment to the future of our valley by supporting the inaugural Guiding For Conservation Day on August 30th.
Shindig: 8:30AM, Saturday, August 14, 2010(0)
This month we will be changing things up. We are going higher to cool off a bit. We are working with one of our partners – The U.S. Forest Service – on some trail-work they need to complete up Starvation Creek.
ACA/Holman gravel pit application raises questions(42)
Gravel pits are one of the many operations which are both a necessary component for our community’s sustainability as well as having the potential to harm the environment and our sustainability if improperly executed.
$205,000 federal grant for the Southwest Conservation Corps(1)
Congressman Salazar announces a $205,000 federal grant for the Southwest Conservation Corps
Land trust receives state certification(0)
Executive Director Andrew Mackie was gratified that the State of Colorado recognized the quality of the conservation work being done in the Upper Arkansas Valley.
Conservation easement creates new State Wildlife Area(0)
Joseph and Arlene Cogan, whose family has been ranching in Chaffee County since 1889, have agreed to open their 507-acre ranch to public hunting as part of a perpetual conservation easement.
Conservation easements explained(1)
Exactly what a conservation easement is, and what it does, still seems to be a matter of some confusion and misinformation to many.
Input sought on Heritage Plan(0)
A County advisory board is creating a plan to document and preserve Chaffee County’s historic and cultural treasures. The plan will set priorities and highlight preservation activities like restoring historic buildings, supporting ranchland production and creating interpretive signs for visitors.
BBI offers to help green Salida(0)
The Salida City Council recently heard the details of BBI International’s community sustainability program which encourages municipalities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote energy self-reliance and local economic development.
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