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Western watershed group, ranchers work to improve soil health amid drought - Vimarsana News

Western watershed group, ranchers work to improve soil health amid drought

Despite recent snowstorms, the Mountain West region continues to be affected by historic drought. That’s why ranchers are looking for ways to cope with dry conditions.

Source: knpr.org
Eagle County's new land use regulations need to work along with goals for ecology and stewardship - Vimarsana News

Eagle County's new land use regulations need to work along with goals for ecology and stewardship

Zoning and environmental stewardship can go hand in hand, but that’s a slow process. Stewardship was a big part of the latest update to the Eagle County Board of Commissioners about rewriting Eagle County land...

Improving resilience to drought through soil health experiment - Vimarsana News

Improving resilience to drought through soil health experiment

Local ranchers are hoping a soil health experiment will reveal clues about how they can better manage their land under dry conditions as the Colorado River basin continues to struggle under the effects of climate...

Aspen Journalism: Improving resilience to drought through soil health experiment - Vimarsana News

Aspen Journalism: Improving resilience to drought through soil health experiment

Local ranchers are hoping a soil health experiment will reveal clues about how they can better manage their land under dry conditions as the Colorado River basin continues to struggle under the effects of climate change and historic drought. 

Improving resilience to drought - Aspen Journalism - Vimarsana News

Improving resilience to drought - Aspen Journalism

Local ranchers are hoping a soil health experiment will reveal clues about how they can better manage their land under dry conditions as the Colorado River basin continues to struggle under the effects of climate change and historic drought.