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The following information was released by the Trust for Public Land: How working forests offer a bounty of benefits, ensuring sensitive ecological systems flourish while local economies thrive. By Lis

... Mountain Biological Laboratory conduct research there, including studies on climate change. And animals such as sage-grouse, elk, mule deer, black bears, and mountain lions consider the ranch home

At the start of the summer, town council approved the final plan for the Village at Mt. Crested Butte, a large-scale development planned for the base of Snodgrass Mountain. It’s possible, once &helli

July 30th, 2024 (The Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting — Delivered by Newstex) This story was originally published by Grist. For the past four years, plant biologist Elsa Godtfredsen has trek

After nearly 25 years, Ian Billick will step down from his position as the executive director of the Gothic’s Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL) next summer.  Billick took his first &hell

After years of debate, the Sustainable Tourism and Outdoor Recreation (STOR) Committee decided the Crested Butte’s trail systems are not busy enough to warrant the high cost of a seasonal shuttle &he

(TNSres) -- The Department of Energy's Office of Science Atmospheric Radiation Measurement facility issued the following news: *** Scientific investigations, data analysis, and model improvements foll

... drainage of the East River, a stream that flows from the mountains above Crested Butte, Colorado , and on whose banks the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory sits. They used a high-resolution hyd

June 11th, 2024 (Coyote Gulch — Delivered by Newstex) Click the link to read the article on The Land Desk website (Jonathan P. Thompson): June 4, 2024 Aridification Watch Climate change is a real bumm

2024 JUN 03 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Daily -- According to news reporting based on a preprint abstract, our journalists obtained the following quote source

(TNSres) -- The University of Richmond issued the following news release: Carrie Wu, associate professor of biology at the University of Richmond, has received $208,095 in grant funding from the Unite

By Hannah Northey For more than four decades, residents of a remote Colorado town surrounded by a national forest rallied to stop miners from digging into Mount Emmons, a summit in the Rockies known a