Bryan Peterson became involved in local human and wildlife issues in 2000 while serving on a wildlife advisory board for La Plata County Government. He has been staff and director of Bear Smart Durango since its inception and oversees all programs. He has attended regional and international bear conferences in Montana, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, Nevada and British Columbia where he has met and shared ideas with the best bear experts in the world. In 2011 and 2014 he assisted the National...
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Bryan Peterson became involved in local human and wildlife issues in 2000 while serving on a wildlife advisory board for La Plata County Government. He has been staff and director of Bear Smart Durango since its inception and oversees all programs. He has attended regional and international bear conferences in Montana, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, Nevada and British Columbia where he has met and shared ideas with the best bear experts in the world. In 2011 and 2014 he assisted the National...
Ep 34: Hi-Altitude Gardening - Wildflowers, Tomatoes, Weeds, Chipmunks, Deer and More featuring Betsy Kelson
To the Foothills
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3 years ago
Ep 34: Hi-Altitude Gardening - Wildflowers, Tomatoes, Weeds, Chipmunks, Deer and More featuring Betsy Kelson
Betsy Kelson is a resident horticulturist who specializes in hi-altitude gardening.Listen to this informative To the Foothills episode with Betsy Kelson about hi-altitude gardening.Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:- How Colorado’s fresh air can’t be beat by the air in bigger cities.- Why gardening in the Foothills takes place off the ground in raised containers.- How it’s often a good idea to super charge your soil with synthetic or organic fertilizer.- How i...
To the Foothills
Bryan Peterson became involved in local human and wildlife issues in 2000 while serving on a wildlife advisory board for La Plata County Government. He has been staff and director of Bear Smart Durango since its inception and oversees all programs. He has attended regional and international bear conferences in Montana, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, Nevada and British Columbia where he has met and shared ideas with the best bear experts in the world. In 2011 and 2014 he assisted the National...
