Author: Chris Talbot-Heindl

Every Friday, we post ways that you can make our region a greener place, including events, community science projects, jobs, internships, and direct actions.

Protecting biodiversity is a big job and one we do better as a community! Here are just eight ways you can engage with our work to protect the wildlife and wild lands you care about.

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After years of pressure from leading national and western-based environmental and conservation groups, The Bureau of Land Management (The Bureau) released for public comment a long-overdue set of reforms on oil and gas leasing regulations! The comment deadline...

The Bureau of Land Management (The Bureau) today released for public comment a set of long-overdue reforms that would affect how fossil fuels are leased and produced on national public lands.

This is the first summer in which hikers are using Pika Patrol, an innovative new mobile app, to track observations and monitor populations of climate-sensitive American pika.

Please use the following tools to help guide your social media and marketing for Colorado Endangered Species Week. Feel free to personalize and share your own stories, photos, experiences, and connections to the days as much as possible. The only thing that we...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed on Monday that a bat infected with white-nose syndrome was found in Colorado for the first time.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 17, 2023  Media Contacts:Megan Mueller, Rocky Mountain Wild, 303-704-9760, megan@rockymountainwild.orgPaige Singer, Rocky Mountain Wild, 303-503-4018, paige@rockymountainwild.org  Steamboat Springs, Colo. – Today is Int...

Join us in celebrating Earth Day at Patagonia Boulder for a screening of National Geographic's new film WILD LIFE!