DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Bill Ritter, Jr., Governor Wildlife Protection in COGCC’s Amended Rules As unanimously adopted, House Bill 1298 directs that oil and gas operations in Colorado were to be managed in a way that balances development with wildlife conservation and declared it to be the policy of the State that wildlife and their …
Publish Date: 1/2/2009 Larimer County works on compromise plan for land along Big Thompson River By Kathryn Dailey Loveland Reporter-Herald Drake resident Dallas Maurer considers himself an avid fisherman of the Big Thompson River, which flows just across the street from his house. Along the Big Thompson Canyon, from Loveland to Estes Park, Maurer says …
Publish Date: 1/2/2009 Larimer County works on compromise plan for land along Big Thompson River By Kathryn Dailey Loveland Reporter-Herald Drake resident Dallas Maurer considers himself an avid fisherman of the Big Thompson River, which flows just across the street from his house. Along the Big Thompson Canyon, from Loveland to Estes Park, Maurer says …
2008 Colorado Conservation Summit: Colorado Wildlife at a Crossroads Executive Summary COLORADO‘S WILDLIFE IN 2058: Our Shared Commitment to the Future A Consensus Statement of the 2008 Colorado Conservation Summit We, the participants of the 2008 Colorado Conservation Summit, have come together because we share these fundamental beliefs about our state and …
2008 Colorado Conservation Summit: Colorado Wildlife at a Crossroads Executive Summary COLORADO‘S WILDLIFE IN 2058: Our Shared Commitment to the Future A Consensus Statement of the 2008 Colorado Conservation Summit We, the participants of the 2008 Colorado Conservation Summit, have come together because we share these fundamental beliefs about our state and …
Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission has adopted final oil and gas rules at its December 10 meeting. CWF believes that the rules represent a balanced compromise to provide minimum protections to wildlife — to help Colorado’s very important wildlife resource to withstand intense gas development. The next task is to protect these rules during …
Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission has adopted final oil and gas rules at its December 10 meeting. CWF believes that the rules represent a balanced compromise to provide minimum protections to wildlife — to help Colorado’s very important wildlife resource to withstand intense gas development. The next task is to protect these rules during …
Roadless: State of Colorado requested more time from the US Department of Agriculture to submit its recommendations for the Colorado Rule. This request has been granted. CWF applauds this new development as the State needs more time to work on language modifications to the proposed rule to strengthen it. CWF and NWF had submitted extensive …
Roadless: State of Colorado requested more time from the US Department of Agriculture to submit its recommendations for the Colorado Rule. This request has been granted. CWF applauds this new development as the State needs more time to work on language modifications to the proposed rule to strengthen it. CWF and NWF had submitted extensive …
Congress: Re-enact oil shale moratorium CRAIG THOMPSON Perspective In a blind rush to promote oil shale development, the Bureau of Land Management released rules Nov. 17 governing public-land oil shale operations and royalties. Not surprisingly, oil shale royalties are a fraction of those charged for other public-land energy resources. Paltry royalties sweeten the deal for …
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