Tracy Ross
Journalist at Freelance
Rural Reporter at The Colorado Sun
Journalist, memoirist and rural reporter at The Colorado Sun. The more layered the story the better. Tell me what you want covered. Trying to be more social.
Articles
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1 week ago |
coloradosun.com | Tracy Ross |Alyte Katilius
Earlier this summer, as 35,000 people crowded into the Outside Festival in Civic Center Park in Denver to hear outdoor industry icon Emily Harrington talk about being a Girl Climber, to fast-freeze the ache out of a muscle group with targeted icing, or to try to figure out what musical category Lord Huron falls in while the indie folk-rock-country-surf band jammed in front of the Capitol building, freelance photographer Alyte Katilius was roaming around taking pictures of festivalgoers’...
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3 weeks ago |
coloradosun.com | Tracy Ross
BOULDER — If the cow bawling in the field below the Flatirons was human, she probably would have gotten bereavement leave. Her mournful cries meant her calf was gone — likely in the belly of a mountain lion. But she didn’t necessarily need to take time off, because her job was to eat, and eating she loved.
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3 weeks ago |
coloradosun.com | Tracy Ross
In April, when the Trump administration started threatening to cut millions in funding to Harvard and Columbia universities, it felt like Ivy League schools were at the center of a universe around which all other higher learning institutions must orbit. But far, far away from those Northeast schools, on the Larimer campus of Front Range Community College in Fort Collins, a group of students were wrapping up an epic project.
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3 weeks ago |
the-journal.com | Tracy Ross
A wolf runs across a snow-covered field in British Columbia as a helicopter flies overhead during capture operations in January 2025. (Colorado Parks and Wildlife) The cause of death will follow a necropsy by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The male was originally from British Columbia and released in Colorado in January.
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3 weeks ago |
durangoherald.com | Tracy Ross
Young male of original pack reintroduced to Colorado in 2023 had been relocated to Pitkin County earlier this year from Grand County A young male wolf born in Grand County and relocated after its pack preyed on livestock last summer was killed Thursday by Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials after the now yearling animal attacked livestock in Pitkin County.
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