Protesters gather at Rocky Mountain National Park as part of nationwide “Protect Your Parks Protest”
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Rocky Mountain National Park on Saturday to oppose the recent firings of approximately 1,000 National Park Service and over 3,000 U.S. Forest Service employees nationwide.
Jordan Marsters, a 31 year-old man from Denver, was last seen in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park on Feb. 13 at ...
President Donald Trump is scheduled to give his first joint address to Congress since taking office in January. In addition ...
Colorado had nearly 5,000 employees working for public lands and wildlife agencies before federal employees' terminations hit ...
Toni Henthorn fell from a cliff in Rocky Mountain National Park while on an anniversary hike. The investigation exposed her ...
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for much of the Colorado Rocky Mountains as heavy snow is ...
Federal layoffs in Colorado impact US Forest Service employees, sparking concerns about the impact on public lands and ...
Many of Colorado's most popular outdoor attractions require timed entry reservations during their busiest seasons.
DENVER (KDVR) — Local advocates with the National Parks Conservation Association say despite seasonal hiring given the green light after layoffs, impacts will still be seen at parks. One ...
In a coordinated nationwide rally on March 1, thousands turned up to national parks sites around the US to protest the recent ...
Many employees at federal public lands agencies don’t work fire jobs full-time, but still hold “red cards,” meaning they are ...
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