Have you seen the July/August 2016 issue of Colorado Outdoors? In this issue you’ll read about fishing in the Weminuche Wilderness, learn how conservation programs help Colorado’s fish and wildlife populations thrive, read about a unique program using prison inmates that benefits wildlife and discover the new Gold Medal section of the Colorado River.
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“It was like playing a game of Jenga,” Haskins said. “We had to be very careful as we slowly chipped away at the large pile of branches and twigs, as clearing one small branch could have dislodged the whole pile.”
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