San Luis Valley Field Office to enter Stage 1 fire restrictions San Luis Valley Field Office Maribeth Pecotte May 5, 2022 The Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) San Luis Valley Field Office will enter into Stage 1 fire restrictions tomorrow, May 6, due to dry...
Colorado Politics · February 14, 2022 by Marianne Goodland The attention on a $600-million proposal to pipe water from the San Luis Valley to Douglas County is gaining attention — of the negative kind — from Gov. Jared Polis and other policymakers at the state...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Date: July 14, 2021 Time: 7:44am Multiple Vehicle SBI Crash Conejos County- The Colorado State...
By Mary Lowers We all thought we’d seen the last of “Mother God” aka Amy Carlson and her Love Has Won (LHW) followers when the cult was booted off the Hawaiian Island of Kaui and ridiculed on the Dr Phil Show. After a brief return to Colorado where the LHW had rented...
CU Boulder will host the first field hearing of the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis, August 1, 2019. Clean energy transition will be the focus.
Last month’s Eagle introduced the International Dark Sky Community and Reserve designation initiatives to our community. To carry forward on that theme, here are some inexpensive ways that you personally can help maintain our local precious dark sky resource, reduce...
Well, it’s not me—it’s a mission. It’s not a logo or a business for self-gain, nor is it living in a fancy house with solar panels. It’s not living off grid and driving a veggie oil-powered truck either. To me it’s not living on the hill above town just wishing for peace . . . to me it’s breaking bread with family and friends and being in awe! To me it’s asking for partners in happiness and the humility to learn how to make a living out of life right now. It’s asking myself to practice how to commune with nature, and to learn with the unseen micro life—the life that lives in the air I breathe, the soil beneath me, and the water I drink. This to me seems to be 7G and a key to our collective health and heartcore well-being. I hope to relate and share with other creatures and humans, acting and evolving into love with faith . . . leaving fear behind like training wheels. It’s possible to choose a symbiotic relationship with oneself for the common good of all life, and with a little help from our friends we may yet get see our great-grandchildren laugh. Maybe it’s best to have a back-up plan and study zen balance, considering non-action is a path as well.
by Lisa Cyriacks Mid-July the Tri-State Generation & Transmission Board of Directors announced major changes for then wholesale power supply cooperative. Tri-State is implementing an aggressive Responsive Energy Plan that aims to reduce carbon emissions of its...
Living on the Earth: Our water Climate & stream flow The Crestone Eagle • June, 2022 by Jim McCalpin, Director, Crestone Museum, Crestone Science Center Within the past 25 years climate in the northern San Luis Valley has changed significantly. As shown by data...
Living on the Earth: Learning the Flowers The Crestone Eagle • May, 2022 by David Lee I like the quote by Gary Snyder in his poem, “For the Children”: stay together learn the flowers go light As we move into the seasons of wildflowers during the month of May, this...
The Crestone Eagle • January, 2022 Living on the Earth: Crestone Evergreens by David Lee The woodlands and forests of Crestone and the Baca are mainly comprised of evergreen trees. At this time of the year, if not covered with snow, they paint our landscape green,...
