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Author Archives: Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism

Posted inEnvironment, Land Use

Drilling the Land of the Ancients

by Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism November 3, 2014February 19, 2021

Oil and gas drilling on state lands within view of the Chaco Canyon visitor’s center continues to be a significant threat, according to the the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance.

Posted inEnvironment, Land Use

Popularity alters Aspen’s North Star Nature Preserve

by Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism September 28, 2014February 19, 2021

An inviting channel of meandering river has become an Aspen summer playground.

Posted inEnvironment, Land Use, Wealth and Property

Little Annie is rural and remote, but will it stay that way?

by Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism August 5, 2014February 19, 2021

Pitkin County’s rural and remote zone district was adopted in 1994 in large part to preserve the Little Annie area.

Posted inWater

Learning the value of water in Israel

by Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism May 23, 2014February 19, 2021

The lessons from Israel could well be applied to the West and the Colorado River Basin, which is struggling with drought.

Posted inSkiing

Skiing Aspen’s ‘Haute Route’

by Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism April 5, 2014February 19, 2021

Colorado now has its own Haute Route, showcasing a uniquely American setting of wilderness and rustic huts. …

Posted inLand Use

Historic photos of Emma peel back a century

by Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism March 13, 2014February 19, 2021

Photos recently discovered from the late 1880s reveal Emma, near Basalt, in a new light.

Posted inEducation

Basalt students hot on building cold frames

by Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism February 24, 2014February 19, 2021

Teaching good skills that will come in handy later in life

Posted inLand Use, Pitkin County

Steering committee chosen for two open-space ranches

by Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism February 10, 2014February 19, 2021

Group to develop plans for two mid-valley open space parcels, with an eye toward local farming.

Posted inLand Use, Pitkin County

Enthusiasm growing for farming PitCo open space

by Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism January 24, 2014February 19, 2021

Is this the beginning of a valleywide farming guild that would utilize public open space lands to provide high-quality, organic, secure food sources?

Posted inLand Use, Pitkin County

Farming the valley’s open space

by Paul Andersen, Aspen Journalism January 19, 2014February 19, 2021

Local farmers Invited to grow food on public lands

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