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Múltiples ataques de lobos reportados en ranchos cerca de Aspen durante el fin de semana del Día de los Caídos

Los rancheros llaman a múltiples ataques de lobos contra ganado durante el fin de semana del Día de los Caídos en el condado de Pitkin “devastadores” y evidencia de que Parques y Vida Silvestre de Colorado está fallando en cumplir su promesa de alertar a los rancheros cuando los lobos están cerca de su ganado.

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Scuttlebutt & Calendar

Carbondale ArtsCarbondale Arts is seeking volunteers to help with First Fridays, from setting up to breaking down. Visit www.carbondalearts.com/first-friday to sign up. Carbondale Arts is also recruiting youth-oriented organizations to have a booth at Mountain Fair’s Oasis Block Party. Visit www.tinyurl.com/MountainFairOasis for more information and to register by May 28.  Picnic/plant partiesBee Friendly Carbondale invites […]

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Scuttlebutt & Calendar

Mobile home parksAs reported by Aspen Daily News on March 25, two Valley mobile home parks are being sold for a combined $42 million — Mountain Valley Mobile Home Park, behind Garcia’s Market in Carbondale, and Aspen-Basalt Mobile Home Park, between Basalt and Willits. In accordance with Colorado law, residents were notified of the intent […]

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CPW pays over $300,000 for two Grand County wolf predation claims

“It’s a large claim,” said Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) director Jeff Davis at the CPW Commission meeting earlier this month. He was talking about Grand County rancher Farrell Livestock’s 2024 wolf predation claim, which was originally around $400,000.  CPW’s Northwest Regional Manager Travis Black recommended that Farrell be awarded about $287,000. “That claim has […]

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Carbondale rancher Tai Jacober steps up to CPW Commission

On Friday, Aug. 16, Governor Jared Polis appointed Carbondale cattle rancher Tai Jacober to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Commission. Selected to represent agricultural producers west of the Continental Divide, Jacober intends to bring the concerns of ranchers in the Roaring Fork Valley to Denver and find a balance between Colorado’s booming recreation economy […]

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Bear in mind

As a Colorado native, I have traditionally bristled at the comparison of nuisance bears to overgrown city rats. Nestled in the White River National Forest, I see myself more like Goldilocks living in the bears’ home. I estimate five bears are habitating around my one-acre lot that serves as a conduit to their water source: […]

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