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Durango youth lend helping hands to erosion project - Vimarsana News

Durango youth lend helping hands to erosion project

The city of Durango partnered with Southwest Conservation Corps’ youth program to move 90 cubic feet of crushed and molded heavy rocks at Dalla Mountain Park. The seven-week job, which was completed l...

Snow presents window to burn old slash piles at Dalla Mountain Park - Vimarsana News

Snow presents window to burn old slash piles at Dalla Mountain Park

Durango Parks and Recreation is joining forces with Durango Fire Protection District and the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control to burn up to 50 slash piles in Dalla Mountain Park starti...

Some public lands to close for winter to protect wildlife - Vimarsana News

Some public lands to close for winter to protect wildlife

Starting Dec. 1, certain lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and the city of Durango will close to protect mule deer and elk that move down from higher elevati...

Durango identifies 6 miles around city limits for fire mitigation - Vimarsana News

Durango identifies 6 miles around city limits for fire mitigation

Durango identifies 6 miles around city limits for fire mitigation Durango, Colorado Currently Tue 27% chance of precipitation 59% chance of precipitation 56% chance of precipitation 65% chance of precipitation Two-year effort aims to eliminate overgrowth near populated areas By Shannon Mullane Durango and Pine River Valley reporter Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021 5:03 AM Mark Loveall, supervisory forester for the Colorado State Forest Service in Durango, and Amy Schwarzbach, city of Durango natural resources manager, look over a clump of Gambel oak and tr...