Mountain Conservancy News Today

On january 26, 100 years ago president Woodrow Wilson signed into being the next park. Looking on from the background to mountains join man, you guess im proud of you, the other replies, i always knew you were all right. Further complements followed. Within a matter of month, he was being hailed as the father of document National Park. The title that he himself would soon appropriate in his own writings. The title has followed mills from his time to our own. Despite the most public of example, i...

The National Park Foundation awarded $247,337 in grants to the Rocky Mountain Conservancy in 2023 to support last summer’s Conservation Corps and High School Leadership Corps program. In a press release from the Rocky Mountain...

There are many trails to enjoy in the winter but not everyone is into the cold or heavy exertion. These nine things mix up easy activities with indoor fun on cold winter days in Estes Park.

The State Coastal Conservancy recently awarded a massive grant to the Los Cerritos Wetland Authority.

Get ready for the weekend packed with plenty of family-friendly fun, from story hours to theater and more! Here is our roundup of activities.

Tennessee American Water has announced that six watershed-related projects across the Chattanooga Valley will receive financial support through the company’s annual Environmental Grant Program. This year...

After blown deadlines and permitting snafus, residents say they're only cautiously optimistic that Long Beach will keep its latest promise.

/PRNewswire/ -- Regen Network, a technology company developing a global marketplace for earths ecosystem assets, services, and data, has purchased all the...

Kristy Franklin served for about 10 years on the council.

Weve had decent snowfall this year on the Front Range of Colorado. In fact, Denver recorded its snowiest winter in 37 years this season. The snow may be long gone for us living at around 5,000 feet, but the Rocky Mountains are still covered in snow. Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park is the highest continuously paved road in the United States at 12,183 feet above sea level. As you would imagine, Trail Ridge Road is still covered in snow. Many feet of snow. Get our free mobile app ...