Stories tagged with Southern Ute Indian Reservation

Fri Aug 16th, 2019

West Sandoval and East Cabezon prescribed burns

A pair of kits, or young foxes, tussle in the grass outside their den. This family of red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) made their home in an underground den near Scott’s Pond this spring. The five juvenile foxes would play together and practice life skills in the cool of the morning, or late in the day. In their role as parents, the male and female foxes bring food, in the form of small mammals and birds, back to the den. They also watch over the young, teaching them to be vigilant and alert — until the kits are old enough to disperse and head out on their own.

Fri Jun 21st, 2019

Foxin’ around

Fri Oct 26th, 2018

Living hope

Thu Oct 11th, 2018

Southern Ute Vocational Rehab is here to help

Thu Aug 2nd, 2018

Southern Ute rescinds fire restrictions

Southern Ute tribal councilwoman, Lorelei Cloud gives a welcoming speech at the Ninth Annual Women’s Small Business Conference that was hosted on the Southern Ute Indian Reservation at the Sky Ute Casino Resort on Friday, July 13.

Wed Jul 18th, 2018

Women get down to business

Fri Jun 22nd, 2018

CDOT prepares for ‘100 Deadliest Days’ Increased safety enforcement and outreach

Thu May 31st, 2018

Notice of Draft TITLE V Operating Permit and request for comment

Fri Apr 27th, 2018

Southern Ute Reservation initiates Stage I fire restrictions

Fri Jan 19th, 2018

So. Ute’s invited to volunteer at Hotchkiss fish hatchery

Thu Nov 9th, 2017

Prescribed fire in Sandoval Canyon, beginning Nov. 1

Fri Jul 21st, 2017

Southern Ute’s rescinds Stage I fire restrictions

Southern Ute Environmental Program Division Water Quality Technician, Delilah Dougi performs monitoring on Lake Capote.

Thu Jan 19th, 2017

Tribe seeks protection of tribal waters

Southern Ute Indian Tribe representatives accept the 2016 EPA Clean Excellence Award in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, June 28. Left to right: Marlene Scott-Jewett/Air Quality Analyst, Mark Hutson/Air Quality Program Manager, Tom Johnson/EPD Division Head, Michelle Taylor-Cruz/ SUIT Executive Officer, Janet McCabe/ EPA Acting Administrator, Office of Air and Radiation.

Thu Jul 7th, 2016

Tribe receives EPA Clean Air Excellence Award

Students of La Plata Youth Services, based out of Durango, made their way down to the Southern Ute Indian Reservation Wednesday, July 6 to tour the Southern Ute Indian Tribe as part of their “Youth of Color Rez Day.” The youth got to meet Southern Ute royalty, tour the Southern Ute Museum and Cultural Center and appear on air at KSUT all before enjoying lunch, courtesy of the Sky Ute Casino Resort.

Thu Jul 7th, 2016

Durango youth visit the Rez

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