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DURANGO, Colo. (KRDO) Colorado Department of Parks and Wildlife confirmed that they found human remains inside the stomachs of two of the three bears found near a woman s body in Durango, following a deadly bear attack on Friday night.
A 39-year-old woman went for a walk with her dogs on Friday, her boyfriend found the dogs had returned home by evening, but there was no sign of the woman. When her boyfriend went looking for her, he found her body with obvious signs of a bear attack.
CPW used a dog team to quickly find three bears near the scene, a female black bear with her two yearlings. The bears were euthanized and a necropsy revealed that two of them had human remains in their stomachs. Aside from that, CPW s wildlife pathologist said she did not find anything abnormal in the bears and all three seemed to be healthy without any signs of disease.
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RBC | Farmers and ranchers in Rio Blanco County are starting off the new year optimistic about their involvement in the White River Integrated Water Initiative, which is aimed at assessing community needs from all water users in order to identify actions that promote a healthy river and ensure a vibrant agricultural community. Goals of the project also include maintaining healthy fisheries, protecting water rights both quantity and quality and respecting local customs, cultures and property rights.
The planning process was initiated by the board of the White River and Douglas Creek Conservation Districts to help meet Colorado’s Water Plan, which sets a goal that 80 percent of all watersheds will have a completed stream management plan by 2030. The White River initiative will reflect the priorities of local residents and is one of almost 25 others in Colorado that are creating stream and integrated water management plans.
Jayce Peterson Sent To Prison For Stealing Campground Fees Using Welder’s Torch
CBS Denver 1/9/2021 Syndicated Local – CBS Denver
DENVER (CBS4) Typically working at night, Jayce Peterson draped a tarp to hide the bright light from an oxy-acetylene welding torch and cut the locks off metal tubes used to collect fees at recreation areas in northwestern Colorado.
This, during the summer of 2018. Peterson hit 20 locations in the first two weeks of his operation. Several he struck more than once.
Thursday, a federal judge sentenced him to 15 months in prison.
In his plea agreement, Peterson agreed to stealing the money inside the fees tubes as well as numerous surveillance cameras placed at the sites to monitor such activity.
-White River & Douglas Creek Conservation Districts
Farmers and ranchers in Rio Blanco County are starting off the new year optimistic about their involvement in the White River Integrated Water Initiative, which is aimed at assessing community needs from all water users in order to identify actions that promote a healthy river and ensure a vibrant agricultural community. Goals of the project also include maintaining healthy fisheries, protecting water rights both quantity and quality and respecting local customs, cultures and property rights.
The planning process was initiated by the board of the White River and Douglas Creek Conservation Districts to help meet Colorado’s Water Plan, which sets a goal that 80 percent of all watersheds will have a completed stream management plan by 2030. The White River initiative will reflect the priorities of local residents and is one of almost 25 others in Colorado that are creating stream and integrated water management plans.