Category: When the Worm Turns
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San Luis Valley Wetlands: Critical stopover habitat for bird migration and the ‘kidneys’ of the Earth
The Crestone Eagle • May, 2021 San Luis Valley Wetlands: Critical stopover habitat for bird migration and the ‘kidneys’ of the Earth Prepared by the San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council; written by Zaylah Pearson-Good Each spring...
COVID-19
Saguache County continues to follow the State of Colorado’s “Level Green: Protect Our Neighbors guidelines”
Saguache County Public Health Release April 20, 2021 Saguache County continues to follow the State of Colorado’s “Level Green: Protect Our Neighbors guidelines” which allows for 50% maximum capacity indoors in restaurants and...
Breaking News
It’s bear season! Please don’t attract them to your home, you really won’t like it
The Crestone Eagle • May, 2021 It’s bear season! Please don’t attract them to your home, you really won’t like it Colorado Parks & Wildlife Someone once said that the only things certain in life are death and taxes. But...
Skies over Crestone
Skies Over Crestone: May 2021
The Crestone Eagle • May, 2021 Skies Over Crestone: May 2021 by Kim Malville This is the month of Mercury and the moon. Mercury will appear and the moon will become bloody in a total eclipse in the early morning of May 26. May...
Crestone Spiritual Centers
Alternative/Green Building
Roy McAlister of the American Hydrogen Association speaks at the SEED Park meeting (January 2008)
The Crestone Eagle, January 2008: Roy McAlister of the American Hydrogen Association speaks at the SEED Park meeting by Nicholas Chambers Roy McAlister is a gentle giant of the future. His vision is clear, his purpose true, and...
Living on the Earth
Miners, ranchers, military & railroads: White settlement in the San Luis Valley
The Crestone Eagle • May, 2021 Miners, ranchers, military & railroads: White settlement in the...
Backpacking & Hiking
San Luis Valley Wetlands: Critical stopover habitat for bird migration and the ‘kidneys’ of the Earth
The Crestone Eagle • May, 2021 San Luis Valley Wetlands: Critical stopover habitat for bird migration and the ‘kidneys’ of the Earth Prepared by the San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council; written by Zaylah Pearson-Good Each spring...
Crestonians Around the World
Trinity, the first US nuclear detonation site
The Crestone Eagle • May, 2019 Trinity, the first US nuclear detonation site by Michael Pacheco On April 6, 2019 we woke up well before the sun in the small New Mexican town of Socorro. Aside from State and Federal employers,...
Crestone and Spirituality
Elders living the dream Part I: Imagine living in place
Elders living the dream Part I: Imagine living in place by Tom deMers with Richard Sanderson One of the ways we imagine the future is living in a home that we own, one we’ve fully paid for. It doesn’t take a survey to...
Gardening
Atalanta Cooperative Garden
The Crestone Eagle • April, 2021 Atalanta Cooperative Garden by Joanna Dokson The Atalanta Cooperative Garden has openings for both working and non-working members this year. Located on the north bank of Willow Creek, the...
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