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Trump administration wants to cancel Biden-era rule that elevated conservation on public land — REUTERS / pwu404

Donald Trump · United States

Trump administration wants to cancel Biden-era rule that elevated conservation on public land

64% Center coverage: 69 sources

A group of producers and elected officials is again asking Colorado Parks and Wildlife to hit pause on wolves

Glenwood Springs · Glenwood Springs

A group of producers and elected officials is again asking Colorado Parks and Wildlife to hit pause on wolves

100% Center coverage: 6 sources

A group of 29 agricultural groups, hunting organizations, and county commissioners is asking Colorado Parks and Wildlife not to release any more wolves until next winter. The entities submitted a citizen petition to the agency...See the Story

Colorado’s highest peaks are starting to see snow — but summer isn’t over yet

Colorado’s highest peaks are starting to see snow — but summer isn’t over yet

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

Colorado’s highest peaks are starting to get dustings of snow as wetter, colder weather has pushed into the mountains after a hot, dry summer. Meteorologist Seth Linden — who runs Seth’s Weather Report, a popular...See the Story

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