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Fourth grade students at Glenwood Springs Elementary School studied local watershed and water diversion. The students created public services announcements about their findings.

Fourth grade students at Glenwood Springs Elementary School studied local watershed and water diversion. The students created public services announcements about their findings.

Fourth grade students at Glenwood Springs Elementary School studied local watershed and water diversion. The students created public services announcements about their findings.

Host Raleigh Burleigh interviews C.A.R.E.'s Executive Director Wes Boyd about the surge of adoptions and surrenders of animals in the last couple years. Sopris Sun Correspondent Myki Jones joins the conversation on the heals of the article she wrote on the subject.

Catch up on all things creative during this Friday's Express Yourself show from 4-5pm. Host Brian Colley talks with native Roaring Fork Valley artist Reina Katzenberger who has just begun her 3 week residency/installation at the Art Base Gallery in Basalt. We'll also hear about the Public Arts Commission's ice sculpture event coming up this weekend and talk to a couple of the artists involved. Plus an update from the Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers director of communications Jacob Baker about community stewardship and their call to artists for their annual themed poster contest.

Fourth grade students at Glenwood Springs Elementary School studied local watershed and water diversion. The students created public services announcements about their findings.

Fourth grade students at Glenwood Springs Elementary School studied local watershed and water diversion. The students created public services announcements about their findings.

Fourth grade students at Glenwood Springs Elementary School studied local watershed and water diversion. The students created public services announcements about their findings.

Fourth grade students at Glenwood Springs Elementary School studied local watershed and water diversion. The students created public services announcements about their findings.

This week on Other Plans, host Abby Gierke talks with Redstone local, Mary Harlan. Mary currently works for Cripple Creek Backcountry. They talk about Mary's early career in ballet, where she got her love for the outdoors, being a mom, and climbing as the common thread through it all.