Preliminary Report - Marble Ski Area, Gunnison County, Colorado Vegetation Assessment Ie Ile III. Introduction Backround of area and studys The area studied is«generally on the southwest slope of Mt. Daly and drains into Carbonate Creek. This area is proposed as skiing terrain for the Marble Ski Are

Pike & San Isabel National Forests Leadville Ranger District

Maria Mondragon-Valdez. Valley Voice.

It has also been mentioned that more dust retardant be used on the roads. Last year when this substance was used on the Tincup Road, the procedure resulted in a terrible waste of money, in my opinion. We had so much rain that the road was extremely slick and that awful, gooey, sticky mud covered my

Tina Nappe. Sierra Club.

Department of the Interior/BLM. ?

GUNNISON RESOURCE AREA Welcome to our public Open House. Attached is a Newsletter we mailed out to over 700 names on September 15, 1988. The Newsletter lists the Anticipated Issues, Preliminary Criteria, and Management Concerns we will be addressing in the RMP/EIS. Shortly after October 19, 1988, we

Gunnison County Cooperative Extension Gunnison Basin Weed Commission.

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Mike Horn and Dr. Robert Fillmore. ?

USDA/FS.

Colorado Wilderness Network. ?

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As public-land users and individuals interested in the Management of National Forest lands, it is hoped that this information will help in- form and stimulate discussion concerning Multivle Use Management direction involving undeveloped areas. The Chief of the Forest Service has directed that all un

Castle Mountain Company.

Throughout the process of formulating an economic development plan for Gunnison County, fishing consistently emerged as a high priority for future attention. The economic impact of fishing was recently verified by the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Their economic impact model projected the direct fi

A study was conducted at the Fruita Colorado Research Center by Charles Higgins to investigate the effect of earlier spraying to stop alfalfa weevil damage. May lst, Furadan application to alfalfa reduced the damage of weevil larva feeding more than the May 18th application. Most local growers wait

The High Country Citizens' Alliance, a Colorado non- profit public interest organization located in Crested Butte Colorado has recieved and reviewdyour Record of Decision in regards to the Oh Be Joyful Wilderness Study Area. We wish to offer the following comments and recomendation. In reviewing the