Ledge West News Today

Stefanie Von Flue has been volunteering with RiversEdge West, a local nonprofit working on riparian restoration in the West, for the last three years. She was helping to clear an

The Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) board recently awarded $33,300 to help Montrose County partner with Western Colorado Conservation Corps (WCCC) to continue restoration efforts along the Dolores River.

RiversEdge West, Colorado State University, and Palisade Insectary are excited to host a free workshop in Rangely on June 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. about biocontrol and invasive plants. Dr. Cini Brown (Colorado State University) and Dr. Dan Bean (Palisade Insectary, Colorado Department of Agriculture) will introduce tamarisk beetle herding, a new toolset

RiversEdge West recently received a $48,788 grant from the Colorado River District’s Community Funding Partnership to continue important riverside (riparian) restoration work along the White River in Rio Blanco County.

The Colorado River's ecosystem.

How are we controlling the invasive Tamarisk plant?

There was a Facebook post earlier this month that elaborated on the seasons in Colorado.

Thanks to a grant from the Grand Junction-based Forever Our Rivers Foundation, restoration efforts are underway at culturally significant watersheds in Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico.

Grand Valley River Fest River Fest will include the following fun events for the whole family: Rubber Ducky Race - 11:30 am: RiversEdge West 18721656

Are you making a pie in celebration of Monday being Pi Day?