Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado has busy year ahead following trail overuse, wildfires
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and last updated 2021-04-26 21:12:12-04
DENVER -- There's been no better way to take a break from the pandemic and its isolation than getting out and enjoying Colorado's outdoor beauty.
But nature can only give so much before it needs its own break.
"What the Fourth of July used to look like, a Memorial Day used to look like, when everybody went out for the weekend outside, that was ... every weekend and almost every day during the pandemic," Ann Baker Easley, CEO of Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado, said Monday.