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In this episode we explore the motivations for some of the seasonal closures on BLM Land on the Western Slope. We talk with four experts in land management and conservation and hear about what motivates them to help humans co-exist with nature in a way that does less harm to nature.

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Significant federal funding is slated to flow into Western Colorado supporting a variety of West Slope Water Priorities.

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Rod Bain takes a look at the connections between USDA and NASA in this edition of "Agriculture USA" .

Today we take a mindful look at the new year.

Home to only 150 or so people most of the year, the Salton Sea in southern California—“created by the collision of geology and bad luck”—swells to 4,000 during the winter as people come to escape the cold, writes Dennis Hinkamp. He makes an annual pilgrimage to the sea's dusty, salt-encrusted shores for a week, relishing its peculiar delights. Those include true stories about the area's life as a bombing range, which sent World War II dummy bombs and crashed planes to a watery grave.

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From the Delta Count we move to the City of Delta where two opportunities for people to offer feedback on plans to revitalize Main Street last week, including a session just for business owners, and one for the public. Marty Durlin reports.

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