Mesa invites residents to plant trees during its "Love My Park Month" and aims to increase the city's tree canopy.

Durango resident and former director of the city’s Parks and Recreation Department, Cathy Metz, is wasting no time promoting ...

Last summer's subpar monsoon season and a dry start to winter in the Southwest has the National Weather Service warning that ...

Members of the “Protect the Dolores” coalition had hoped former President Joe Biden would designate the rugged canyonlands ...

What would national parks be without rangers and other National Park Service staff? Certainly not the same parks you love to ...

The New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Outdoor Recreation Division awarded more than $4 million to 28 recipients in 13 counties to support trail and outdoor ...

Those were several of the key issues discussed Feb. 6 at the Housing and Building Association of Western Colorado’s 2025 Housing Summit, hosted by Colorado Mesa University, that brought together ...

Call it a cliché, but this metro Phoenix city's rapid growth has been a bit of a surprise when considering its humble startup from a single acre.

Many of us choose to live in Durango for the diverse outdoor recreation opportunities. Imagine what it would be like without the dedicated one-half cent sales tax authorized by voters in 2005 for the ...

28 projects will stimulate local economies and create 300 jobs SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico Economic Development Department's Outdoor Recreation Division announced today that more than $4 million has ...