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| Sportsmen's group labels gas drilling a threat to Roan |
| John Trammel, of the Grand Valley Anglers chapter of Trout Unlimited, is quoted in the report as saying, “It would be a serious mistake to jeopardize the irreplaceable values of native fish on the Roan by drilling in their watersheds.” Read more... |
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The Colorado Trout Unlimited River Conservation and Fly Fishing Youth Camp is a week-long experience designed to educate and energize the next generation of cold-water conservationists.
The camp is located on Peace Ranch in the Roaring Fork River valley near Basalt, CO. Participants will learn from experts in various fields of environmental science. These volunteer faculty members come from government agencies such as the U.S. Forest Service, Colorado Division of Wildlife, the EPA, Colorado State University, and others. The camp focuses on hands-on learning, with activity Type to enter text es such as snorkeling to observe fish behavior, water quality sampling and habitat restoration. Academic sessions include stream ecology, entomology, hydrology, the biology of pollution and human impacts on Rocky Mountain eco-systems. Hands-on instruction will include fly tying, fly casting, streamside botany, angling ethics, angling literature, wading safety and the evolution of the angler. Each of the 20 TU chapters in Colorado will sponsor one camper. The cost for the 6-day camp is $375, but CMCTU provides a full scholarship for our camper. Applicants should be 14-18 years old and must submit a completed application form, including a brief essay on why they would like to take part in the camp. Application forms can be downloaded at www.cotrout.org. Applications must be received by March 30, 2008 via email to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or via standard mail to Colorado Trout Unlimited 1320 Pearl St. Ste 320 Boulder CO 80302 |
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| State plans for multiple water futures |
| Melinda Kassen of Trout Unlimited said the overall goal of meeting water needs is not as important to the environment as when and where the water is used. Read More... |
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