Sunday, June 7, 2015

Saturday, June 20th, get together Wolf Creek Ski Area

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Art for the Endangered Landscape: 
Honoring Wolf Creek 

Art for the Endangered Landscape: Honoring Wolf Creek will take place on Saturday June 20, 2015, at the Wolf Creek Ski Area, above Pagosa Springs.

This Art Day will be an opportunity for artists to honor the beauty and majesty of this high country landscape that straddles the Continental Divide. Through painting, prose, drawing, photography, videography, songwriting, sculpture, printmaking, poetry, and dance artists will express their connection to this wild and pristine location. Art works created at the event will become part of a traveling show that will share the beauty and plight of Wolf Creek Pass with the public.

Regrettably, this may be the last chance to experience the wildflowers, bird song, and summer serenity of this area in the San Juan Mountains. If developers have their way bulldozers could be on the hillside as early as next spring, constructing a “village” for up to 8,000 people on the land adjacent to the ski area. This forest will be replaced with condos, hotels, retail space, and traffic.

Art for the Endangered Landscape is one of many tools that activists are using to draw attention to this issue. To learn more about efforts to keep Wolf Creek Pass wild, visit the Friends of Wolf Creek website at www.friendsofwolfcreek.org.

To participate in Art for the Endangered Landscape contact the San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council at www.slvec.org.

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If you are interested in exploring the many reasons why "developing" Alberta Park promises nothing but destruction, liability and loss, I offer the following background information:

SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 2015

What is "Reasonable Use" of Alberta Park at Wolf Creek, Colorado?

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 2015

FENS Resource Category 1 USFWS "Mitigation Policy"

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012

Shared Comment VWC-DEIS 35945 -1.7.1 
Health and Human Safety at a High Altitude Resort
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Shared Comment VWC-DEIS 35945 - 3.4 
Water Rights and Use
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Shared Comment - VWC-DEIS 35945 - 1.10 
The ANILCA act of 1980
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Shared Comment - VWC-DEIA 35945 - 4.7.1 
Direct and Indirect Environmental Consequences
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Shared Comment - VWC-DEIS 35945 - 
Why no Impact Study of the costs of a failed VWC development?
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Rio Grande National Forest: Village at Wolf Creek Access Project

The Rio Grande National Forest is preparing an Environmental Impact Statement to analyze the effects of the proposed Village at Wolf Creek land exchange.
Location Summary
The federal and non-federal parcels to be considered are entirely within Mineral County, Colorado
District: Divide Ranger District

Project Documents
Date Published
  1. Scoping
    1. VWC Final Scoping Notice (PDF 57kb)
    2. Scoping Letter for the Village at Wolf Creek Land Exchange Proposal
    3. Fig1 (PDF 993kb)
    4. Figure showing the current private parcel surrounded by the Rio Grande National Forest
    5. Fig2 (PDF 1007kb)
    6. Figure showing the proposed land exchange Federal and non-Federal parcels
    7. Fig3 (PDF 998kb)
    8. Figure showing potential access location from U.S. Highway 160
    9. 20110419VWCNOI (PDF 53kb)
    10. Notice of Intent to prepare and Environmental Impact Statement for the Village at Wolf Creek Land Exchange Proposal

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