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Aspen Public Radio is proud to present select lectures and speakers from area events and conferences, thanks to community partnerships with the Aspen Ideas Festival, Here House, Aspen Art Museum, Wilderness Workshop, Hurst Community Initiative, Aspen Words, Aspen Music Festival and School, Aspen Center for Physics, the Equity Speaker Series produced by MANAUS and TACAW, and Anderson Ranch Arts Center.

Aspen Public Radio is proud to present select lectures and speakers from area events and conferences, thanks to community partnerships with the Aspen Ideas Festival, Here House, Aspen Art Museum, Wilderness Workshop, Hurst Community Initiative, Aspen Words, Aspen Music Festival and School, Aspen Center for Physics, the Equity Speaker Series produced by MANAUS and TACAW, and Anderson Ranch Arts Center.

Amid efforts to study a potential reservoir in the Homestake Valley near Red Cliff, Wilderness Workshop is hosting a hike on Saturday to showcase what would be lost in the drowning of the area. The...

Dotty Ballantyne Secretary Bozeman, MT - Dotty Ballantyne lives in Bozeman, Montana, and spends winters in Key West, Florida. She has been involved in

The facilitators will create a stakeholder group to compile interests and viewpoints on protection for the Crystal River, including the Wild and Scenic designation.

BLM Dayen Position Description  Title: Wilderness Dayen Reports To: SWS National Program Director Classification: Exempt Location: 2 positions in Gunnison, Montrose, or Grand Junction, CO and 1 position in Palm Springs, or Ridgecrest, CA work is partially remote, with some travel to BLM wilderness...

A new organization launched in the valley last week to protect drivers and animals from collisions on Highways 82 and 133 and to increase habitat connectivity by building wildlife crossings. Aspen Public Radio talked with two local residents behind the effort.

Editors note: The Post Independent news team continues its look back at some of the big stories and key issues that shaped 2022 in Glenwood Springs and across Garfield County, and what can be expected as the calendar turns to 2023.

A new organization launched in the valley last week to protect drivers and animals from collisions on Highways 82 and 133 and to increase habitat connectivity by building wildlife crossings. Aspen Public Radio talked with two local residents behind the effort.

Weigh in on the Divide I attended the public meeting about the proposed Thompson Divide administrative mineral withdrawal at the Carbondale Firehouse (Dec. 14) and wanted to say a sincere thank you to the staff...