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Jason Blevins
Position: The Colorado Sun

CPW faces growing opposition to license requirement on some public lands

A lawsuit and an outdoors group pressure CPW

Busy summer is pulling Colorado’s resort communities out of coronavirus downturn

Resorts communities got creative this summer with open main streets and socially-distanced events

Regional ski areas retain workers with coronavirus stimulus money

Hesperus, Monarch, Silverton among areas qualified for PPP loans

Proposals could bring trains to Colorado’s Tennessee Pass

DENVER – It’s been 23 years since trains rumbled through the tunnel atop Tennessee Pass. That could change as interest in the dormant Tennessee Pass Line between Cañon City and Do...

A Coloradan’s pursuit of a Mount Everest ghost

Coloradan films a mission to find the long-lost body of climber Sandy Irvine, who was last seen in 1924

Coronavirus has led to crowds and ‘knuckleheads’ on public lands

Don’t be that guy: Know the rules and be prepared.

Struggling ski resort industry frets over Trump’s ban on immigrant visas

‘If you are an HR director at a ski area, you are panicking right now’

Hunting, fishing licenses required (even if you don’t hunt or fish) for hundreds of Colorado wildlife areas

Rule approved last month applies to State Wildlife Areas and State Trust Lands

Colorado’s fight over wolves has a new battleground: parasitic poop

Disease a ‘major public threat,’ opponents say

Neguse wants Conservation Corps to help West recover

Bill would provide economic relief from coronavirus shutdown

Kayakers, rafters blast extended closure of Clear Creek

Jefferson County’s sheriff cites crowding on Boulder Creek

When skiing stopped, so did pooping, and wastewater workers faced a pile of problems

The science of keeping the flora in a sewage treatment system balanced was knocked out of kilter when coronavirus shut skiing down