Southern Rockies Nature Blog

Part 1: " What Monkey ?" Part 2: " The First Hike " Part 3: " Flesh and Blood " Part 4: " Paranormal Bigf...

This is not a "tree structure" but a stack of saplings cut by a trail crew in the San Isabel NF. But it could pass for one if you ...

Part 1: What Monkey? Part 2: The First Hike Part 3: Flesh and Blood A claimed 1988 Bigfoot sighting in Green Mountain Falls, Colorado, led t...

Part 1: "What Monkey?"  Part 2: "The First Hike Anthropologist Grover Krantz poses with his skulls. Image credit:  Alchetron...

Part 1: "What Monkey? " Park County Road 56 — was I ever here before? After three hours behind the wheel (two of them spent crossi...

It was a 2.5-hour drive just to get somewhere near Monkey Creek. Here we are entering South Park on Colorado 9 – too late for the auction. (...

• The subtitle of Southwestern writer Craig Child's book The Secret Knowledge of Water is "There are Two Ways to Die in the Desert...

UC assistant professor of geology Joshua Miller examines a fossilized mastodon at the Cincinnati Museum Center. Miller found tooth marks on...

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Here is District Wildlife Manager Travis Sauder talking about wildfire and wildlife at the site of the High Park Fire in Teller County (we...

A couple of weeks ago I was unloading Marco at "the pond" when I met a guy preparing to leave, along with his friendly chocolate L...

Migrating tarantua in southern Colorado (12News Denver). For polar bear tourism, Churchill, Manitoba, is the spot. For grizzly bears, probab...

Some National Weather service video from Saturday afternoon, April 30, 2022. As three fires burn west of Las Vegas, New Mexico, a dust storm...

M. and I were poking around in the Wet Mountains two days ago, at the site of a now-vanished picnic ground that I think dated from the 1920s...

Fires everywhere in southern Colorado this week. I myself was "toned out" of bed at 2:27 a.m. yesterday, soon to be loaded into a ...