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Walking Mountains' backcountry hikes build a new kind of community - Vimarsana News

Walking Mountains' backcountry hikes build a new kind of community

Walking Mountains Science Center runs guided public backcountry and community science hikes in Eagle County every week from June through October. On Tuesday, I tagged along with the hike toward Mount Thomas and came back...

Vail, Eagle County municipalities boost education for Wildfire Preparedness Month - Vimarsana News

Vail, Eagle County municipalities boost education for Wildfire Preparedness Month

The 20 largest wildfires in Colorado’s history have occurred in the past 20 years, with four of the top five occurring between 2018 and 2020. This statistic, highlighted by the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention...

Colorado Democrats urge Forest Service to create spending plan for $10B in funds - Vimarsana News

Colorado Democrats urge Forest Service to create spending plan for $10B in funds

The U.S. Forest Service has a lot of money coming its way from recent legislation including the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the Inflation Reduction Act, but specifics on how to spend that money...

Carnes: (Wet) dog days of anti-winter - Vimarsana News

Carnes: (Wet) dog days of anti-winter

This summer, so far, has been making me think about the mid-80s. Not temperature mind you, but years, especially 1986, when “Top Gun” and Kate Bush ruled their respective charts and the U.S. was in...

Local Forest Service to receive over $2 million in funds for Grizzly Creek, Sylvan Fire restoration - Vimarsana News

Local Forest Service to receive over $2 million in funds for Grizzly Creek, Sylvan Fire restoration

The White River National Forest has been allocated just over $2 million for restoration work in the Grizzly Creek and Sylvan Fire burn areas.