Category: Crestone History
THIS MONTH'S FEATURED STORIES
Breaking News
Salida Circus parent-child classes in Crestone: Free Sample Class Jan 27
Sessions for children ages 2-6 and their caregivers will be on Mondays, February 3, 10, 17, & 24. There are two age groups: • Toddlers Ages 2-3, 11-11:45am • Preschoolers & Homeschoolers Ages 4-6, 12 to 1pm
Skies over Crestone
Skies Over Crestone: January 2020
by Kim Malville January 3-4: Quadrantid Meteors—the shower will occur all night but the best burst...
Crestone Spiritual Centers
Alternative/Green Building
Recycled Houses (July 2003)
The Crestone Eagle, July 2003: Recycled Houses text & photos by Kelly Hart A few months ago I was driving down Road T and noticed a house in the middle of the road. I didn’t remember a house being there and thought that I...
Living on the Earth
New population of endangered Rio Grande sucker found in Crestone Creek —Colo. Division of Wildlife (February 2006)
The Crestone Eagle, February 2006: New population of endangered Rio Grande sucker found in Crestone Creek —Colo. Division of Wildlife Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) aquatic biologists received a surprise gift early last...
Climate and Environment
There’s No Such Thing As A Weed: Becoming an Herbal Scavenger
I know I’ve written a lot about ethical wildcrafting—the art of being a conscious herbalist. This...
Backpacking & Hiking
Hiking to South Crestone Lake
published: June 2019 Hiking to South Crestone Lake by Emmy Savage I did my first lake hike...
Crestonians Around the World
The green machine, a voyage in Alaska
published: September 2019 The green machine, a voyage in Alaska by Vince Palermo I recently...
Crestone and Spirituality
Sri Aurobindo Learning Center: Talking about evolution
published: August 2019 Sri Aurobindo Learning Center: Talking about evolution by Dr. Eric Weiss, MFT In recent discourse, there has been a two-fold attack on the idea of evolution. On the one hand, some Christian thinkers reject...
Gardening
That tomato may not be all-tomato: The hazards of genetically engineered foods and crops (February 2005)
The Crestone Eagle, February 2005: That tomato may not be all-tomato: The hazards of genetically engineered foods and crops by Linda Spade Last month we learned that although Blue Sun’s biodiesel plant in Alamosa is a welcome...
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