Joint effort may reopen angler access
Mountain Mail by Paul Goetz Mail News Editor A joint effort that may reopen a portion of road used by
Bureau of Land Misuse
Drilling on Roan could negatively affect wildlife Trout Unlimited is concerned that “development could result in impacts that would severely
Wildlife Managers Concerned About ATV Use
(AP) St. Paul A conservation group released a national survey of state wildlife and fisheries managers showing that many of
Who’ll call shots on south slope?
Access group fears role may be limited Fishing the reservoirs was one reason Jim Williams, a member of Trout Unlimited,
Rebuttal aimed at misinformed
http://www.denverpost.com/charlie/ci_6801667 By Charlie MeyersDenver Post Outdoors Editor Article Last Updated: 09/04/2007 10:54:03 PM MDT It’s not often that an outdoor column
Groups launch ads for ban on Roan drilling
http://www.aurorasentinel.com/main.asp?SectionID=8&SubSectionID=8&ArticleID=17013&TM=6344.481 By The Associated Press DENVER | With Congress back in session, groups opposed to gas drilling on top of
Curves ahead in roadless debate
“The state told us they essentially wanted to move forward with a very protective rule that would safeguard roadless area
Comments on Proposed Roan Plateau Areas of Critical Environmental Concern Designations
Dear Ms. Connell, Please accept the following comments on the Roan Plateau’s Areas of Critical Environmental Concern designations on behalf
Roan Plateau ACEC’s
Dear Ms. Connell: I would like to thank you for this opportunity to comment on the proposed Areas of Environmental
Roan drilling-ban plan advances
http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/local/article/0,1299,DRMN_15_5661786,00.html By Todd Hartman, Rocky Mountain News August 7, 2007 A move to ban drilling atop the Roan Plateau in
