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Rocky Mountain Community Radio

Rocky Mountain Community Radio

Rocky Mountain Community Radio is a coalition of non-commercial radio stations in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Most of our stations serve rural western communities, and each represents and reflects the unique and diverse nature of their own community through local news reporting and other culturally-relevant music and public affairs radio and digital programming. We gather for an annual conference at rotating host stations.

In addition to producing local news for each individual station, RMCR member stations collaborate to produce news reports and stories that connect our communities –with the roots of our collaborative efforts running deep. First formed in the late 1980s to share content among independent, community radio stations all throughout the Western Slope.
  • The Jud Wiebe trailhead. The popular trail is just above Telluride’s downtown.
    Gavin McGough
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    KOTO
    Colorado's trails and mountain roads are cherished by both locals and visitors. Many of these routes are managed by the U.S. Forest Service, which is currently surveying visitor traffic in the southwest and central Rockies.
  • Bromus tectorum, an aggressive invasive grass
    Courtesy of the National Park Service
    According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the second biggest threat to biodiversity is invasive species preceded only by habitat loss. Invasive plants are spread by natural forces, like wind and wildfire, and largely in part, by unknowing humans. Reporter Lily Jones has more to the story.