SLVEC NEWS, PRESS, & BLOG

First published by the Crestone Eagle: Oct 1. 2024 By: Zaylah Khundmiri  SLVEC hosts Indigenous Panel August 6, 2024 Experts from the...

By: Tricia Toney Date: September 15th, 2024 Renewable Energy Panel, Crestone Energy Fair 2024 Everyone who attends the Crestone energy...

SLVEC, with partners, submitted a grant to improve air, water, and soil in the San Luis Valley through three key environmental projects.

Public meeting in Conejos discussed water rights and Rio Grande management, exploring National Conservation Area designation for BLM lands.

Participate in public comments on BLM’s Draft Solar Programmatic EIS by April 18, 2024. Input helps balance conservation with solar developm

Natural Hot Rock Pond at Valley View Hot Springs overlooking the San Luis Valley

Colorado has the opportunity to learn from Yellowstone National Park's wolf reintroduction efforts as CPW begins a similar project.

Featuring: John Milton (Founder and CEO of Way of Nature) Karen Henderson (El Sagrado Farm, La Jara) Emilia Trujillo (Student, Antonito,...

Looking for fun winter adventures near the San Luis Valley? Check out our Winter Adventure Guide for ideas!

By SLVEC Director Christine Canaly On December 13th, 2021 in Colorado’s US District Court, Senior Judge John Kane, ordered annulling the...

By Zaylah Pearson-Good Capturing the wild beauty of the San Luis Valley (SLV) is no easy task. A vast range of rich hues run across the...

By Zaylah Pearson-Good The San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council is excited to introduce our new logo! Designed by painter, environmentalist,...

By Chris Canaly, SLVEC Director The San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council (SLVEC) participated in a Health and Safety event sponsored by...

The winter holiday is approaching and many of us are full of anticipation to spend extra time with family, eat delicious foods, cozy in...

By Christine Canaly, SLVEC Director Noting that we were gathering on the ancestral lands of the Ute, Jicarilla Apache, and Cheyenne; and...

The San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council has stayed busy this year with a variety of conservation projects! All of our campaigns recognize...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contacts: Katie Arberg, Defenders of Wildlife, 202-772-0259, karberg@defenders.org Christine Canaly, San Luis...

Data suggests that beavers play a critical role in combating drought, wildfires, wetland degradation, and other symptoms of climate change.

Melting sea ice, rising sea levels, warming temperatures, deforestation, habitat loss—climate change is touching nearly every corner of...

By Zaylah Pearson-Good This fall, keep wildlife and your property safe; be BearAware! As we endure months of piled up snow and below...