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This week on the Regional Roundup, we’ll get reports on the latest wolf activity in Wyoming and Colorado. We’ll hear how students, researchers, medical professionals, and community members across the region took part in Stand Up for Science events on March 7. Also, a report on the significance of Ramadan, and how a nonprofit on Colorado’s Western Slope is supporting survivors of domestic abuse.

'Agaricus julius awaits crowning as state mushroom'

On this month's episode of Dimensions In Diversity, Parker interviews John Goettege, a ski instructor with Aspen Skiing Co., about his experience teaching the sport he loves from a wheelchair.

KDNK’s news team brings you local and regional news from the Roaring Fork Valley ... and beyond.

KDNK’s news team brings you local and regional news from the Roaring Fork Valley ... and beyond.

This week on Regional Roundup, we hear from civil rights icon Dolores Huerta who spoke about immigrant rights at a rally in Denver. A report on a nonprofit that supports immigrants in the Mountain West. Concerns about a mental health facility working with ICE in western Colorado, and we hear about a new podcast that looks at recreation economies in the region.

This week on Express Yourself we talk recording music and music with Dave Taylor from Cool Brick Studios and Morgan Williams from the band Sweet Jessup and the Dirty Buckets performing at Steves Guitars on First Fridays, Cody Lee talks with Judy Collins, performing at the Wheeler Opera House on April 8th and Katrina Towes (TĀZE) stops by and talks about the Nelkin Line by Pina Bausch and its significance in protest.

Reverend Hardy interviews Oriana Moebius and Lisa Mattson about all things Redstone! Tune in to learn about the history of Redstone, the future of the Redstone General Store as well as the hope of a Redstone Museum.

This week on Regional Roundup, we take a closer look at the Sundance Film Festival’s recent announcement that it will move from Park City, Utah—its home for 40 years—to Boulder, Colorado, starting in 2027.We hear from a Colorado lawmaker sponsoring legislation to provide the festival with tax credits, as well as the director of the Utah Film Commission on what the move means for the state.Also, we examine the carbon footprint of the food we eat and explore a new collection of essays that delves into the tension between growth and sustainability in the American West.