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CU Boulder research: Biodiversity building grasslands take more time to restore than previously thought
New University of Colorado Boulder-led research shows that often-overlooked grasslands take centuries to rebuild resilience after disturbances such as fires or urban development.
![Stage 1 fire restrictions have been lifted in the Arapaho and Roosevelt national forests for the first time since May. According to a Forest Service news release, the lifting of Stage 1 restrictions goes into effect today and applies to national forests in Larimer, Boulder, Gilpin, Jefferson and Clear Creek counties. This directive comes after […]](https://www.coloradodaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/TDP-L-Colorado-Summer-RJS-21740.jpg?w=129 "Stage 1 fire restrictions have been lifted in the Arapaho and Roosevelt national forests for the first time since May. According to a Forest Service news release, the lifting of Stage 1 restrictions goes into effect today and applies to national forests in Larimer, Boulder, Gilpin, Jefferson and Clear Creek counties. This directive comes after […]")
Fire restrictions lifted in Arapaho and Roosevelt national forests
Stage 1 fire restrictions have been lifted in the Arapaho and Roosevelt national forests for the first time since May. According to a Forest Service news release, the lifting of...
12th annual B Strong Ride scheduled Saturday
The 12th annual Celestial Seasonings B Strong Ride on Saturday funds a complete year of cancer care at the Center for Integrative Care at Boulder Community Health.
Sugarloaf Road to close at set times starting Friday
Sugarloaf Road will be closed during certain hours between Colo. 119 and Betasso Road starting Friday.
Boulder Reservoir swim beach closed due to elevated bacteria levels
The Boulder Reservoir swim beach is closed on Tuesday, due to elevated levels of bacteria.
Boulder County Community Services announce 2023 Human Services Fund application
Boulder County Community Services Department announced the 2023 Human Services Fund grant application for community-based human services programs.
University of Colorado Boulder researcher turns leftover cardboard into arcade game
A CU researcher is using leftover packaging to create a DIY arcade in his own home, and now gamers everywhere can, too.
A NIST public safety test center in Boulder allows first responders to simulate emergency situations
During an emergency response, seconds can count. A new public safety test center allows first responders to prepare for such scenarios with the help of virtual and augmented reality.
Stowaway marmot returned to Aspen from Toronto
Last week, pigs flew, at least one whistle pig did.
New stained glass shop offering classes coming to Boulder’s Pearl Street
A local artist is bringing a burst of color to Pearl Street with stained glass masterpieces that patrons can learn to make, themselves.