News

On this week’s Regional Roundup, we hear about efforts to repeal the Roadless Rule for National Forests and learn about an upcoming movie set to benefit from a new Colorado tax credit. We also visit a popular Western Colorado trail that has introduced new fees for e-bikes, hear why water managers are worried about a dry summer ahead, and tag along with researchers studying the ecological benefits of beaver habitat. Plus, we round out the show with a conversation about the dangers of melanoma and the importance of early detection.

• A report on efforts to repeal the Roadless Rule. (RMCR)
• A report on a movie that’s set to begin filming in Colorado that will avail of a new tax credit. (Aspen Public Radio)
• A feature on new charges for e-bikes at the popular Maroon Bells site in Western Colorado. (KDNK)
• A report on a recent meeting of regional water managers ahead of a dry summer. (KVNF)
• A feature the ecological benefits of beaver habitat. (KGNU)
• A discussion with an oncologist on melanoma and skin cancer. (RMCR)