Telluride’s EcoAction Partners and the Sneffels Energy Board are excited to open their regional collaborative Climate Action Plan (CAP) survey to the public for comment and f
Telluride Science’s Telluride Innovation initiatives are all about expanding the frontiers of science and technology by exploring new ideas and building collaborations. Today
Solar Co-op launches for Uncompahgre Residents to go Solar Together. Informational event is January 19, 4 p.m. The progam is free and open to the public. Snacks will be provided. A
For an overview of EcoAction Partners (EAP) and to meet the team, go here. The third column of the monthly series, “EcoAction in Action,” was written by Chris Medary, Clima
For an overview of EcoAction Partners (EAP) and to meet the team, go here. The second column of the monthly series, “EcoAction in Action,” was written by Burton Richard
Sustainability is defined as the capacity to endure in a relatively ongoing way across various domains of life. In the 21st century, the word generally refers to the capacity for
According to its website, EcoAction Partners is “a sustainability organization that tracks the regions greenhouse gas emissions and provides programs that reduce energy use a
To learn more about both the defensible space or cedar shake incentive programs and schedule a home site visit, please visit townofmountainvillage.com/incentives or contact Town of
Launched last year, a new community climate education and action series, marks a collaboration between the Telluride Rotary Club, Telluride’s Wilkinson Public Library and EcoActi
Mountain Village partners with Solar United Neighbors to launch solar power co-op; offer $2,500 incentive rebate. To learn more about this new incentive program, sign up for the co
Mining Solutions Bootcamp hosted by Telluride Venture Accelerator, Mountain Studies Institute, and Newmont Corporation. The goal is to accelerate reclamation and clean water compan
We curated this story from EcoWatch. Something to think about as Telluride locals hike under Colorado blue skies. The wildfires raging across the West Coast have made the air quali
With the 20/21 ski season only 13 weeks away, Telluride Ski & Golf Resort is busy planning for winter operations in the Age of Corona. “We plan to open on Thanksgiving Day (N
Telluride’s EcoAction Partners is excited to have returning local Emma Gerona join the team. We are confident her ambition and drive will help lead EcoAction Partners into th
In life, change is the only constant. But when that change is the loss of a beloved leader like Bill Jensen – in the midst of a pandemic no less – the Telluride community is le
Due to higher than expected passenger numbers and more establishments opening for the summer, Mountain Village officials have decided to extend gondola hours to midnight effective
We curated this story about summer heat and corona written by Jordan Davidson for EcoWatch. The news is not sunny. Researchers have found that warm temperatures in the U.S. this su
San Miguel Public Health Department issues new Public Health Order, which more closely mirrors the state’s Executive Order. All info will be posted on the San Miguel County w
In anticipation of a dry irrigation season, the Town of Mountain Village will be restricting outside watering beginning Monday, June 1, 2020. “Based on recent reports from the
How about a break from Corona-speak? Let’s talk climate change. Which, yes, relates to the pandemic. Likely helps explain the cause. But this article by Jordan Davidson from
For further information, go to tellmed.org/coronavirus. For more San Miguel County updates, go here. I am writing to the citizens of San Miguel County from a very differe
Join EcoAction Partners for an “Intro to Permaculture,” Monday, April 20, 3:30 – 5 p.m. Zoom Meeting url here. Meeting ID= 814-358-1435. Wilkinson Public Library
Corona has made recycling a remembrance of things past. But scientists have found an answer to bag and bottle woes. When the going gets tough… Check out this story about a
And now for some good news. We curated this story titled “Scientists Find Bacteria That Eats Plastic.” It was written by Jordan Davidson for EcoWatch. German researcher
