Despite death of eaglets, American bald eagle conservation has paid off at Barr Lake State Park
Galen Gibson.
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ADAMS COUNTY, Colo. â A âwind eventâ on Sunday night into Monday morning is believed to have caused a dead tree to fall down, resulting in the death of two eaglets at Barr Lake State Park a week ago, according to wildlife officials.
And while the news resulted in thousands of Coloradans feeling sad for this loss of wildlife, officials said itâs all part of the cycle of life and is in no way a detriment to the parkâs efforts to continue its mission to restore the American bald eagle not only in Colorado but across the West, and ultimately, across the U.S.
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For first time ever, Chronic Wasting Disease found in deer in Southwest Colorado
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For first time ever, Chronic Wasting Disease found in deer in Southwest Colorado For the first time ever, deer in Southwest Colorado tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease, a fatal neurological disease. Dave Buchanan/Associated Press via The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
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Although it was considered inevitable, a long-feared disease that affects elk, deer and moose was detected for the first time ever in Southwest Colorado.
A new project to explore recreational and other improvements along Fountain Creek would include the area of American The Beautiful Park, dominated by Julie Penrose Fountain. Drake Power Plant is in the background. Shutterstock.com
Two philanthropic organizations have launched a planning effort to overhaul the Fountain Creek corridor that extends roughly seven miles through the city of Colorado Springs.
The efforts could result in development of new recreational opportunities, along with stormwater controls and neighborhood enhancements.
The Greenway Foundation in Denver and NES Inc. in Colorado Springs on Jan. 26 announced the start of the Fountain Creek Watershed Vision and Implementation Plan (FCWVIP), which is funded by Lyda Hill Philanthropies. Lyda Hill is a frequent donor to community amenities, including the Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center.