Author: Tom Hellauer The Denver Gazette
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Annual aspen display will likely be dampened by drought
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Drought-stressed trees are experiencing a multitude of problems across the state The hits just keep on coming. Following one of, if not the worst, snowpack years for the state, Colorado also just officially recorded its hottest summer on record, according to NOAA. This spells bad news for the annual brilliant displays of color dotting landscapes…
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Annual aspen display will likely be dampened by drought
Drought-stressed trees are experiencing a multitude of problems across the state The hits just keep on coming. Following one of, if not the worst, snowpack years for the state, Colorado also just officially recorded its hottest summer on record, according to NOAA. This spells bad news for the annual brilliant displays of color dotting landscapes…
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Annual aspen display will likely be dampened by drought
Drought-stressed trees are experiencing a multitude of problems across the state The hits just keep on coming. Following one of, if not the worst, snowpack years for the state, Colorado also just officially recorded its hottest summer on record, according to NOAA. This spells bad news for the annual brilliant displays of color dotting landscapes…
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PHOTOS: GRiZ makes triumphant Red Rocks return
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The Denver-based edm artist last played the venue in 2021.
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Record-breaking El Niño could bring wet winter to parts of Colorado, push global temps higher
Colorado ski resorts’ high base elevations could improve snowpack compared to other Western states Something hot is brewing in the eastern Pacific Ocean. As ocean temperatures across the globe reached new highs in July, an El Niño event forming along the equator in the eastern Pacific is beginning to ring alarm bells in the scientific…
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Record-breaking El Niño could bring wet winter to parts of Colorado, push global temps higher
Colorado ski resorts’ high base elevations could improve snowpack compared to other Western states Something hot is brewing in the eastern Pacific Ocean. As ocean temperatures across the globe reached new highs in July, an El Niño event forming along the equator in the eastern Pacific is beginning to ring alarm bells in the scientific…
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Record-breaking El Niño could bring wet winter to parts of Colorado, push global temps higher
Colorado ski resorts’ high base elevations could improve snowpack compared to other Western states Something hot is brewing in the eastern Pacific Ocean. As ocean temperatures across the globe reached new highs in July, an El Niño event forming along the equator in the eastern Pacific is beginning to ring alarm bells in the scientific…
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OnlyMarms? Biologists in Colorado turn to OnlyFans crowdfunding for marmot study after grants dry up
Daniel Blumstein is worried about money. Blumstein, a UCLA professor who heads the Marmot Project at Crested Butte’s Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, has seen federal funding he relies on to pay his graduate student researchers dwindle in recent years. “Every penny I’ve gotten from the federal government has been helpful, needed and essential. Graduate students…
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Utah agave enters death bloom ‘grand finale’ at Denver Botanic Gardens
The 25-year-old plant shot up a towering stalk to produce seeds before its demise A few years into Dan Johnson’s 29-year horticulture career at the Denver Botanic Gardens, the nonprofit acquired a hard-to-come-by agave plant. The now decades-old Utah agave has “survived multiple hailstorms, polar vortexes, crazy swings in weather … through all of it,…
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Utah agave enters death bloom ‘grand finale’ at Denver Botanic Gardens
The 25-year-old plant shot up a towering stalk to produce seeds before its demise. A few years into Dan Johnson’s 29-year horticulture career at the Denver Botanic Gardens, the nonprofit acquired a hard-to-come-by agave plant. The now decades-old Utah agave has “survived multiple hailstorms, polar vortexes, crazy swings in weather… through all of it, this…