Writers on the Range
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- A valuable tool
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In defense of big cat hunting and rejecting 'ballot box biology'
- By Andrew Carpenter
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- Cat fight
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Bobcats and other wild cats need protection, not ruthless killing for their pelts
- By Ted Williams / Writers on the Range
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- Lightening the load
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Perhaps the best way to deal with belongings is to give – not store – them away
- By Rich Wandschneider / Writers on the Range
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- So much worth saving
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For ornithologist Pepper Trail, being bird-brained is a good thing
- By Jonathan Romeo / Writers on the Range
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- Cruel but not unusual
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In Wyoming, tormenting a wolf before killing it is not a big deal
- By Wendy Keefover
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- Roll the dice
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The winners and losers in the climate-change game
- By Pepper Trail / Writers on the Range
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- A mile in their boots
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Understanding avalanches requires examining own, others’ blind spots
- By Molly Absolon / Writers on the Range
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- Still in the crosshairs
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Culture wars at root of embattled Bears Ears National Monument
- By Stephen Trimble
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- Free land wasn't free
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Family takes steps to right history’s wrongs against Native Nations
- By Rebecca Clarren / Writers on the Range
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- Old stomping grounds
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A hypothetical glimpse into the lives of Colorado’s new residents
- By Clint McKnight / Writers on the Range
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- The sandy Juan
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Glen Canyon Dam and the muddy mess it's left behind
- By Dave Marston / Writers on the Range
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- War comes home
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Middle East conflict reverberates in tiny town 7,000 miles from Gaza
- By Matt Witt / Writers on the Range
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- Who's the boss?
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When it comes to Wilderness, we are not in charge – which is what makes it so special
- By John Clayton / Writers on the Range
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- Git along, pardners
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Collaboration on conservation goes a lot farther than insults
- By Ben Long / Writers on the Range
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- Where have all the doctors gone?
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Shortage of obstetrics in rural areas puts women at risk
- By Katie Klingsporn / Writers on the Range
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- Minding the gap
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Energy guru says bridging energy transition easier than we think
- By Dave Marston / Writers on the Range
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- Luck, kindness & perseverance
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One Venezuelan woman’s harrowing story of coming to America
- By Laura Pritchett / Writers on the Range
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- Year in review
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A look back at the things Westerners cared about in 2023
- By Betsy Marston
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- 'Canary in the world'
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Decline of ubiquitous bird could be harbinger of what’s to come
- By Pepper Trail / Writers on the Range
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- Keeping the dream alive
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Ski bum culture faceplants into reality of ski town living
- By Heather Hansman / Writers on the Range
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- 09/26/2024
- Writing the book on community
- By Missy Votel
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Maria’s turns the page on 40 years as hub for local culture and connection
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- 09/26/2024
- Part 2: Who speaks for the land?
- By Ilana Newman / The Daily Yonder
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West End residents voice concerns over creation of Dolores monument
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- 09/19/2024
- Good grief
- By Missy Votel
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'Goodboy' takes tender look at loss through lens of joy, humor and shedding taboos
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- 09/19/2024
- Part 1: Who speaks for the land?
- By Ilana Newman / Daily Yonder
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West End residents voice concerns over creation of Dolores monument
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- Leefapalooza
- 10/03/2024
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The gold rush is on, but not in the way you might think. Apparently, every Coloradan and their dog(s) flocked to the mountains last weekend to gawk at Mother Nature’s autumn splendor. And while those of us in the San Juans might have experienced minor frustration over parking at the trail head, the Front Range was a whole different sort of peeping pandemonium.
- All ears
- 09/26/2024
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Durango’s airwaves are going to the dogs. Literally. This week, Hutton Broadcasting, based in Santa Fe, announced the launch of DoggyFM KKDoG, 99.7FM. As the name would suggest, the new station is “tailored for man’s best friend” (we would assume all other people are included in that generalization as well).
- Less is more
- 09/12/2024
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Anyone who has visited the Blue Lakes between Ouray and Telluride knows: it’s crowded. But that’s about to change. The U.S. Forest Service, which oversees the 16,200-acre area, which includes Dallas Peak and Mount Sneffels, officially announced it will be going to a permit system for day hikers and campers from June-September.
- Just peachy
- 08/29/2024
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Fresh on the buzz of the exciting news of Mexi Logger being available year-round, Ska has announced another new addition to its lineup: Swing Easy Peach Hard Tea.