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A Breckenridge police officer used taser sound alone to chase the bear out of Grand Timber Lodge unharmed.
Palmer Land Conservancy's largest-ever direct land buy near Woodland Park could finally close a Ring the Peak trail gap.
Cleveland National Forest closed Three Sisters and San Diego River Gorge trails through August after 11 medical rescues since July.
The 30,000-square-foot facility will hold up to 200 dogs and 100 cats, easing pressure on the overcrowded Doral shelter.
A Huntersville herd led by a recovering addict is chewing through invasive vines in county nature preserves — and it's personal for her.
The final mile to Colorado's second-largest state park summit is open again, capping a 16-mile round trip with 3,000 feet of climbing.
Gary Reese Freedom Park is getting a splash pad, restrooms and shade next Thursday, with more family amenities on the way.
A moonless sky promises perfect Perseid views near Borrego Springs, but 115-degree heat and empty cell service raise the stakes.
The famous Big Bear mother eagle's red blood cell count has dropped to a fraction of normal, even after a rare transfusion.
A Lake Oswego man's dog Dexter survived a coyote attack, as officials say the animals are becoming bolder around Clackamas County neighborhoods.
MassWildlife just broke ground on a 70-acre former cranberry farm, aiming to bring back cold-water fish habitat lost for decades.
The land protects rare Appalachian plants and towering sandstone cliffs near Lake Katharine, funded by $740,000 in state grants.
A 3-mile evening run through the OKC Zoo on August 27 funds milkweed rescue efforts as fall monarch migration begins.
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