Cleaning up Kerber Creek
Trout Unlimited (TU) watershed activists from around the nation joined local government agency partners Wednesday morning to explore Kerber Creek
Abandoned Mines and Our Water
Colorado mining authorities have dug through a mountainside and reopened the dark granite shaft of an abandoned mine that turned
Kerber Creek Gets 50K Grant
Trout Unlimited’s Kerber Creek restoration project received a $50,000 grant from the Commission for Environmental Cooperation to help fund the
Video: Sen. Udall Cites TU in Hardrock Cleanup
Today, [Senator] Mark Udall spoke on the Senate floor about the ongoing pollution occuring at abandoned hardrock mines across the
SLV restoration project earns BLM award
Pueblo Chieftain VILLA GROVE — Trout Unlimited’s Kerber Creek Restoration Project has received the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s 2010
Cleaning up a mine field
Pueblo Chieftain By CHRIS WOODKA Cleaning up old mining districts in Leadville has been a contentious issue in the community.An
EPA OKs mine cleanup in San Luis Valley
Summit County Citizens Voice by Bob Berwyn “This is great news—we have been working on this project for years and
Trout Unlimited, EPA agree on creek cleanup
Pueblo Chieftain By MATT HILDNER Elizabeth Russell, who manages Trout Unlimited’s efforts on Kerber Creek, said the mine tailings the
Udall bill would help clean up mines
By MATT HILDNER THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN Elizabeth Russell, who works on Kerber Creek and other mine cleanup projects for Trout
Bill by Sen. Mark Udall facilitates cleanup of old mines by citizen groups
By Michael Riley The Denver Post Udall’s bill would streamline the permitting process for groups who otherwise would have to
