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Mule deer numbers find new normal as CPW works to address challenges - Vimarsana News

Mule deer numbers find new normal as CPW works to address challenges

Meeker-area hunting outfitter Shawn Welder had just come down from the high country in the Flat Tops in mid-July and was struck by the absence of something he would see

CPW may cut mule deer population goal in Glade Park herd, keep status quo for others - Vimarsana News

CPW may cut mule deer population goal in Glade Park herd, keep status quo for others

Colorado Parks and Wildlife may reduce its population goal for a small mule deer herd in the Glade Park area while keeping the status quo for two other herds in

Human-caused wildfires: Utah man trying to burn spider starts fire - Vimarsana News

Human-caused wildfires: Utah man trying to burn spider starts fire

After a man sparked a 60-acre fire in Springville, Utah County, trying to kill a spider with a lighter, here are other bizarre human-caused fires, including wildfires in Nevada, Idaho, Utah and California started by horseshoes, gender reveal parties and target shooting.

After a man burned 60 acres trying to kill a spider, here are some other head-scratching wildfires - Vimarsana News

After a man burned 60 acres trying to kill a spider, here are some other head-scratching wildfires

Nearly 85% of wildfires in the U.S. are caused by humans. Often it's abandoned campfires or equipment malfunctions, but some causes are more puzzling.

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Extreme event or climate change? Experts weigh in on Colorado weather - Vimarsana News

Extreme event or climate change? Experts weigh in on Colorado weather

We asked local experts about how climate change contributes to extreme events as well as how climate change has and will impact Colorado.