11/10/2010 For several years the Ranger staff and volunteers have been replacing old, poorly designed trails using sustainable trail design standards. The phrase “sustainable trails” is commonly used, but what does it mean? A sustainable…continue reading
Note: The following article is probably familiar to regular readers of this paper. Each year, especially in the fall and winter, the Rangers receive calls from residents reporting that a neighbor or friend is feeding…continue reading
A small group of bull elk have arrived in the Valley of Ken‐Caryl Ranch and have been seen hanging out in just about every subdivision for the past couple of weeks. I believe that at…continue reading
As most Ken-Caryl residents have discovered, usually to their delight, we have an abundance of wildlife in and around our residential areas and Open Space. From time to time, however, that wildlife — which includes…continue reading
July 6, 2011 This article first ran in Life at Ken-Caryl in October 2009 and was reprinted In May 2010. Trail etiquette is perhaps more relevant now due to ever increasing conflict between trail users.…continue reading
At this time of year there are many job duties for Park Rangers and one major area is monitoring the Open Space for noxious weeds. Our contractor, Foothills Vegetation, is spraying select areas and Seasonal…continue reading
Excerpt taken from the Colorado Division of Wildlife website Spring is the final hurdle for Colorado’s wildlife, and the best way to help wildlife of all shapes and sizes is to leave them alone. Food…continue reading
Protect Your Home From Wildfires! May 11, 2011 The risk of structural damage by fire can be reduced by providing a “defensible space.” (See also, Prevent Wildfire Damage to Your Property; Create Defensible Space! in…continue reading
The month of May is a perfect time to start your projects. Adding plants, mulch, and other material will help add value to your property and give you a sense of satisfaction that your home…continue reading
April 27, 2011 Editor’s Note: The following information is reprinted from the June 23, 2010 issue of Life at Ken-Caryl. The Western Rattlesnake (Crotalus viridis) is the only poisonous snake on the Ranch. It hibernates…continue reading
