San Juan Mountains Weather: A Few More Inches for the Late Season?
Two storms on tap for the San Juans today and tomorrow. Last night and currently the southern San Juans have a closed low moving east from Arizona through New Mexico produ
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Telski: The Future of Our Slopes
Sustainable Slopes Day this Saturday, March 15 The future of the ski slopes lies in the hands of our future skiers. Knowing this, Telluride Ski Resort’s Eco Adventures and the U.
San Juan Mountains Weather: Some Snow for Northwest Slopes?
Today the San Juans will see warm temps, sunny skies with increasing cloudiness and SW winds later in the day. A fast moving Pacific disturbance/cold front dropping into o
San Juan Mountains Weather: New System Brings Possibility of Snow
Warming temperatures and sunshine today through most of Thursday then increasing high cloudiness & windy tomorrow. The next system from the NW will enter western Color
San Juan Mountains Weather: After Spring, Some Snow?
Mostly sunny skies today with increasing high clouds moving into western Colorado and another day of very warm temps for February. Thursday, westerly flow brings Pacific moisture/s
San Juan Mountains Weather: Snow Possible for Telluride
Western Colorado will see increasing cloudiness, winds and possible snow by sunset on Wednesday as a trough of low pressure will bring a Pacific northwest storm into the area. Unti
EcoAction Partners: 2nd Annual Truth or Dare Continues
Remember that game you used to play at sleepovers or summer camp? Friends dared you to do something racy and unbelievable or asked you to tell them one of your deepest darkest secr
San Juan Mountains Weather: More Snow, Areas of Impact and Amounts Uncertain
Today is a mostly a dry, transition day. Looking into the future of the next few days, a predominately zonal (westerly) flow with imbedded short wave disturbances drawing Pacif
San Juan Mountains Weather: More Snow For Monday, 2/3/2014
Editor’s note: Jerry Roberts sent an update to this forecast this morning. New models now predict 6-10″ of new snow for the San Juans. Clouds are beginning to in
Congrats to Felt Soul Media: “DamNation” to Premiere at South by Southwest
Photographer Ben Knight (along with painter Brucie Holler) was a featured artists at Ah Haa’s New Year’s Eve gala, where he sold close to 15 images in support of the nonprofit
San Juan Mountains Weather: Updated Snow Forecast
The familiar January dome of high pressure is breaking down with several Pacific storms carrying a lot of moisture is entering the Rockies on NW flow. Beginning tomorrow the nort
San Juan Mountains Weather: Models Suggest More Snow
The familiar January dome of high pressure is breaking down with several Pacific storms entering the Rockies on NW flow. Beginning tomorrow the northern and central Colorado moun
San Juan Mountains Weather: Looking for More Snow?
The very large ridge of high pressure that’s been parked over the SW causing our annual January thaw is beginning to break down with several Pacific storms stacking up and pushin
Earth Matters: GMOs, Mass Media & Social Networking
Editor’s Note: On January 4, the New York Times published a major story about a bill to ban genetically engineered crops on the island of Hawaii. I asked scientist Billy Maso
San Juan Mountains Weather: 1/9 Update
Our next storm is on it’s way south pushing into NW Colorado from Idaho this morning. Winds and light snow will arrive this afternoon with this quick moving disturbance. Un
Beauty Spot: Helping Your Skin in Winter 2014
If the holiday partying did not do it, guaranteed winter will – or could, unless you take the proper precautions. I am talking about wreaking havoc on your skin. But here are 
San Juan Mountains Weather: A Little White this Weekend?
Ed. note: Jerry Roberts sent this update today (Friday): “Viewing the latest model runs today it looks like we could have a better shot at snow in the San Juans. Increasing
Poets’ Corner: Christmas Trees, Love ‘Em – Or Let Evergreens Be
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire. Jack Frost nipping at your nose. Enduring Christmas traditions – like the Christmas tree. Yet even these comforting verities of the season fac
Wade Davis, Sacred Headwaters, a Victory – For Now
The Stikine Valley in British Columbia is sacred to the First Nations people, the Tahltan. The region encompasses one of the largest predator-prey ecosystems in North America. Rich
Telluride Ski Resort: All Dressed Up in Holiday White
Over 100” of Natural Snow Fell on the Mountain Already this Season Telluride Ski Resort’s snow conditions are some of the best they have been in recent memory. We are talking
EcoAction Partners: Greening Your Holiday
Want to reduce your carbon footprint this holiday season? Here are our suggesting for “greening” your celebrations. 1. Use recycled wrapping paper! Draw or paint on
Telluride Mountain Club Salutes Ullr, 12/14
Let’s start with the obvious question: Who the heck is Ullr? The best answer I found was at northernpaganism.com. Ullr is a very old god of the northern lands, so old that by
SNOW SUNDAY: The Perfect Tree
Everyone has an idea of what makes the perfect holiday tree. For some, it’s the quintessential blue spruce, tall, full, perfectly shaped and dressed. Others like the Charlie Brow
Earth Matters: Hawai’i Leads by Example
‘A’ohe hana nui ke alu ‘ia. Translation? “No task is too big when done together by all.” This Hawaiian ‘olelo no’eau or proverb, was recen