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Getting outside: Generation Wild aims to give kids a healthy dose of the outdoors

Supplies necessary for building a fort: chairs, couch cushions and blankets. Kayden, 9, and Kinley, 7, Aldridge ticked off the items in easy order, clearly masters of living room fort construction. But the fort, just steps away from the playground area at Lincoln Park, was pretty nice too, and it provided a fun bit of shade on a hot Thursday while the two children waited with their mom and younger siblings for the nearby swimming pool to open. The fort’s beams look like colored pencils, banners with Generation Wild logos and colorful ribbons stream down the sides. “Woohoo!” the four kids yelled as they ran through the ribbons in their swimsuits.

Officials applaud Palisade Plunge opening

Standing under blue skies on the Grand Mesa with hikers and bikers traversing the trail behind them, officials marked the completion of a decade-plus effort to create a 34-mile trail from the top of the Mesa to the town of Palisade. The Palisade Plunge is officially open. Representatives from federal and state land management agencies, local leaders and Great Outdoors Colorado all spoke to celebrate the accomplishment and congratulate everyone who worked together in partnership to get the trail built. “To look around this group and see people who are representing so many different aspects of public lands and private lands ecosystems across this landscape and celebrating it in a way where people come together,” Bureau of Land Management State Director Jamie Connell said. “I know there had to have been challenges.”

Saving the ranch: AVLT prepares to close on purchase of Coffman Ranch near Carbondale

Chelsea Self / Post Independent Rex and Jo Coffman couldn’t imagine their 141 acres of land east of Carbondale being anything but a working ranch and riverfront nature preserve. So they made sure of it. The Coffmans, now both 90 years old, have been working with the Aspen Valley Land Trust in recent years on a plan to keep the ranch in agriculture well beyond their own years. That vision is about to become reality Aug. 31, when the AVLT is set to close on the purchase of the property with the goal of maintaining it as a working ranch, while also serving as an outdoors, agricultural and science learning center accessible to the public.

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