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Local Camping Closures: Know Before You Go

Do you know how to responsibly poop while camping? That may be an awkward question, but irresponsible placement of human waste is part of the reason the USDA Forest Service had to close several dispersed camping sites in Boulder County this year. Visitor-created campsites will not be allowed along Rainbow Lakes Road (northwest of Nederland)

Pomp and Contraception

Increased access to birth control leads to more young women graduating high school, according to a recent study at CU Boulder.

Boulder County Has Lowest Prevalence of Chronic Illness in U.S.

About 6 in 10 Americans have a chronic disease, defined as one that lasts a year or more and requires ongoing medical care, like diabetes, obesity, heart disease or kidney disease. Many chronic diseases have a genetic component, but they can also be caused or exacerbated by environmental, economic and lifestyle factors such as pollution,

Reiland Rabaka: Working For the Cause

Reiland Rabaka was appointed to lead CU Boulder’s newly established Center for African & African American Studies in May 2021.

2021 Fall Fashion

Boulder County retailers offer the best options to fit your fashion to your lifestyle. Check out the latest looks to stay on top of your game.

CU Buffs: Hopes for “Normalcy”

After a short and surreal 2020 season, CU Buffs coach Karl Dorrell looks forward to the season ahead.

Paradox Sports: Climbing to New Heights

Paradox Sports provides adaptive climbing opportunities and introduces disabled people to a larger community of adaptive athletes.

Kenneth Wright: Local Water Legend

Local engineer Kenneth Wright spent his career in water safety, and he’s not stopping yet. According to Wright, a new Colorado low head dam initiative will help prevent tragic and needless harm.

Meet the Slacksmith, Jayden Simisky

Q&A with Jayden Simisky, as told to Emma Polachek I’m a 19-year-old professional blacksmith and highliner. I have too many obscure hobbies to name, but my two favorites are knife-making and slacking above chasms and between mountains. I was born in Boulder, Colorado, and I am going to CU Boulder for a physics degree. Check

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Meet the New Dean of Colorado Law: Doctor Lolita Buckner Inniss

We explore the past, present and future of Doctor Lolita Buckner Inniss, the first Black dean of Colorado Law.

Admirable Alliums

With so many colors and heights to choose from, alliums are cheerful elements that add wonderful texture to a garden.

Bring the Beauty of Nature Inside

After a long summer, the arrival of cold weather is a bit of a shock. But you can lessen the blow by bringing the beauty of nature inside.

Pocket Parks for Pollinators

Public and residential gardens form a pollinator-friendly urban corridor in the Goss-Grove neighborhood in Boulder.

Autumn Soil Boosters

Prepping garden soil in fall helps prepare it for next spring’s growing season.

Meet Artist Jacque Michelle

Jacque Michelle prefers contemporary colors and creates bold shapes with loose brushstrokes. The results are more expressive than realistic.

The Yellow Barn Farm

Sustainability, biodiversity, community and good food are core priorities at the heart of The Yellow Barn Farm.

A guide to landscape stones for outdoor areas

Red sandstone inserts adorn this concrete paver walkway that winds past granite boulders A Stone’s Throw to a Beautiful Yard By Kate Jonuska   While plants demand the bulk of our attention and maintenance in a landscape, stunning yards and gardens are often created from stronger stuff—namely, rocks, stones and pavers. Stones can retain and […]

Junkyard Social Club: Boulder’s First Adventure Playground

Junkyard Social Club, Boulder's first adventure playground, is preparing kids to take over the world.

Old World Modern in a Foothills Forest

European romance graces this custom home that was built to capture wild views By Lisa Truesdale Photos by AliveStudios.com One hot summer afternoon, the owner of a home high above Boulder returned from a vacation to hear curious, unfamiliar noises coming from inside. “I thought it was an intruder,” says the homeowner, who asked that […]

An Interview With Congressman Joe Neguse

Boulder Magazine publisher Tom Brock interviews Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse on climate change, bipartisanship, immigration and more.

Scenic Autumn Drives: Getting There is Half the Fun

Fall colors abound along drives spanning Colorado. On your next adventure, slow down to enjoy the ride, because getting there is half the fun.

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