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#WildforGood Photo Contest Results
AND THE WINNERS ARE... Wilderness Workshop recently held a #Wildforgood photo contest. The paremeters were: a landscape in Colorado, without people or animals and with your smartphone. Many photos rolled in. We then had people vote on Facebook. And, here's what they chose. FIRST PLACE [...]
Guest column: Protecting natural resources, public lands important for all our communities
WW's Defiende Nuestra Tierra Director, Beatriz Soto recently wrote an op-ed on the importance of protecting our natural resources.
Guest column: the common denominator of COVID-19 and climate change — community resilience
WW's own Defiende Nuestra Tierra Director, Beatriz Soto recently wrote an op-ed on the connections between COVID-19 and climate change and how impacts from both crises disproportionately impact members of the local Latinx Community.
Letter: Area outdoors groups: Be smart on our public lands
Wilderness Workshop joins Colorado Wild Public Lands and several other businesses and environmental and recreation nonprofits in promoting the message of responsible recreation during this crisis.
Coal company says its freshly bulldozed road in roadless area near Paonia is legal
Arch Coal has bulldozed about a mile of new road into the Sunset Roadless Area, barely two months after a federal court ruling that banned the mining company from building new roads in the protected forest near Paonia.
Court scraps Colo. roadless exception — again
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday reversed a lower court ruling, forcing the federal government to reconsider yet again where coal mining is allowed in “roadless” areas of Colorado.
Carbondale high school students learn in two languages about border walls and black bears
Naturalist Nights: WW was thrilled to host Wildlands Network staffers Myles Traphagen and Mirna Manteca for Naturalist Nights and as part of our Defiende Nuestra Tierra program.
Showdown over Trump’s plan to overhaul landmark law’s environmental reviews heads to Colorado
Hearing on NEPA set for Denver as 50-year-old law guides environmental reivew of project in Vail Valley The ill-conceived Berlaimont Estates project and its proposal to pave a 26-foot-wide road across 4.5 miles of Forest Service land and critical elk winter habitat, outside of Edwards is gaining statewide notoriety, [...]
Letter: Don’t let Trump cripple NEPA process
A wonderful letter to the editor from Judy Fox-Perry, speaking to the integral roll of NEPA in our community's quest to protect Thompson Divide from oil and gas development - as the Trump administration continues to shamelessly pursue more rollbacks to this bedrock environmental law. #ProtectNEPA Read Full Article [...]
It’s time for Gardner to support CORE Act
Another great editorial by the The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction in support of the #COREAct. Thank you for voicing the opinion of so many Coloradans! Protecting public lands and striving for equal access to the outdoors is key to the Colorado way of life. Senator Cory Gardner, please [...]
Defiende e-newsletter Jan. 30, 2020
Bienvenidos! Wilderness Workshop kicks off its bilingual Defiende newsletter
Make your voice heard Take action on issues that matter to you
>>español en la parte inferior Take action on issues that matter to you To protect our beloved backcountry, wildlands and environment, it takes a community movement! That’s where you come in. We need creative, attention-getting and sometimes massive displays of public support to make our message heard from our [...]
