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The Journal11d
Uncut: Montezuma County’s weed program has fallen to the lowest priority. Here’s why.
The three-part series about the loss of Montezuma County’s noxious weed program was published in September. This is the ...
Steamboat Pilot & Today10dOpinion
Guest Column: Managing invasive weeds, and Whitetop, in Routt County
If you’re dealing with whitetop (hoary cress) effective management is essential to controlling and eventually eradicating ...
Goats no longer helping Bear Creek Park with weeds
The El Paso County Parks and Environmental Divisions have confirmed that the weed-eating cashmere goats that have helped ...
Steamboat Pilot & Today1d
Citizens ask city to find alternative to glyphosate non-selective herbicide
Steamboat Springs parent Lauren Rennolds has tried to be a change agent to encourage the Steamboat Springs Parks & Recreation ...
Weed-eating goats won't be baack to Bear Creek Regional Park under new management plan
Mother Nature’s lawnmowers have stalled and will be replaced by their traditional counterpart in one El Paso County park.
Steamboat Radio1d
Sage Grouse in NW Colorado will benefit from a $3.26 million grant
By Shannon Lukens. Photos courtesy Nicky Boulger.  A five-year grant for $3.26 million dollars over five years has been given ...
The Journal11d
Cortez Journal reporter earns first place award for in-depth report on loss of weed program
Cameryn Cass of The Journal in Cortez has earned a first-place award in the 2025 Top of the Rockies journalism contest for her in-depth report on how Montezuma County lost its noxious weed program, ...