7 Tips On Being Environmentally Conscious While in The Mountains
Looking For Freshwater In All the Snowy Places
Credit: NASA
Life in the Rockies - Leave No Trace
Sustainability at Arapahoe Basin
A LOOK AT ARAPAHOE BASIN'S APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY
Interview with Jame Eklund, Director, Colorado Water Conservation Board
A fifth generation Coloradan, James Eklund grew up on the Grand Mesa skiing in jeans and chaps at Powderhorn. His grandfather told him it was always better to be upstream with a shovel then downstream with a lawyer. Now as a water attorney he thinks it’s better to upstream with a shovel and a water lawyer.
Interview with Susan Secord, Co-Colorado Coordinator, Citizen's Climate Lobby
Susan Secord co-founded the Boulder chapter of Citizens' Climate Lobby in 2013, and for the past two years she has served as the Colorado CCL State Co-coordinator. Before retiring to devote herself to climate change solutions, Susan worked for many years in private industry and then became a public school educator. Susan is a passionate life-long skier who loves our Colorado mountains.
How is the Ski Industry Responding to Climate Change? An Interview with Scott Pittenger
As the stewards of many thousands of beautiful acres of high alpine land in Colorado Ski Country, our member ski areas take environmental responsibility very seriously. While the strategic direction for major sustainability initiatives comes from the top, it’s the dedicated mountain operations staff who executes it.
Snowmaking and Sustainability
AN INTERVIEW WITH ROBIN SMITH, NORTH AMERICAN GENERAL MANAGER FOR TECHNOALPIN
