Eagle signage initiatives are budgeted for 2023 with the goal of broadening community understanding of neighboring wildlife as well as responsible recreation practices. The Eagle Open Space and Recreation Advisory Committee is discussing what implementation.
In Eagle, wildlife and humans exist within each other’s backyards. With that coexistence comes a sense of responsibility for residents to respect and protect surrounding wildlife. Through education and jarring imagery, a new wildlife campaign.
The Hardscrabble Trails Coalition and the Vail Valley Mountain Trails Alliance are teaming up with 970 Design to launch an Eagle-wide education initiative aimed to encourage more responsible coexistence between residents, visitors and wildlife. Hardscrabble.
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The town of Eagle hosted the Rocky Mountain Youth Corps this week to complete multiple projects to improve trails and open spaces for all the locals who traverse them, whether it be on two legs or four.
The group’s main project was the removal of nearly 7,000 feet of unused and unmaintained barbed wire fence from the Abrams Creek Open Space property southwest of Eagle Ranch, according to a recent press release.
The town’s open space and trails manager Brian Lieberman said Eagle was lucky to benefit from the help of the Youth Corps for 10 days before the workers made their leave Friday.