Colorado Springs officials have embarked on a first-of-its-kind initiative aimed at inspiring new guardians for the city's heavily trafficked parks and open spaces. That's in partnership with Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics, the Boulder-based nonprofit whose seven principles are widely celebrated. In the Springs, the goal is to bring them closer to the forefront, said Gillian Rossi, park ranger supervisor. "To turn our ultra users into ultra stewards," she said. For 2021, Colorado Springs is one of nine locales nationwide listed in that nonprofit's Hot Spot Program, which "identifies...