Wild Works (Newsletter)
Wild Works is WW’s twice-yearly newsletter. When you join WW, you get an automatic one-year subscription. The following current and back issues can be downloaded:
- Peak experiences: stories of what wilderness has done for us
- What’s it going to take to save the Thompson Divide?
- Where babies come from
- Artists in wilderness
- Clearing the air
- Oil shale compromise
- Woodsman, spare that tree
- Naturalist Nights 2013 schedule
- Map: Oil and gas threats to the Thompson Divide
- More ducks in a row
- Companionable Sloan Peak
- Hellos and goodbyes
- More than halfway to heaven
- Donor hall of fame
- Please remember WW in your yearend giving
- Two bucks an acre
- Roadless Rule endgame
- Avalanche mine victory
- Rigged bids and drill rigs
- $2.5 million to save the Thompson Divide
- Writing their own rules
- Central Mountains time
- Oil shale: not ready
- The Roan’s day in court
- All-new upcoming events
- Donor hall of fame
- A voice for wild nature: Celebrating successes on behalf of the land and its creatures
- Roadless ruling good for Thompson Divide
- Lake Ridge Unit remains a puzzle
- We got a grip on thistle – and a passel of pizzas, too
- Danger: low-flying aircraft, low-quality study
- Postscript: Travel Management Plan
- Naturalist Nights 2012 schedule
- Gems campaign getting its ducks in a row
- The summer in pictures
- New Hidden Gems stickers
- WW leads effort to fix weak BLM plan
- Smoking gun: WW sues over air quality
- The future forest emerges
- Bighorns between a rock and a hard place
- Maroon Bells Circle provides bedrock support
- Save on John Fielder gifts, help WW in the bargain
- Donor hall of fame
- Please remember WW in your yearend giving
- Hikes, bikes & automobiles: New White River travel plan strikes the right balance
- WW supports habitat project, with conditions
- Restoration program replaces summer picnic
- National forest rule falls short
- Drilling proposals target roadless areas, shale
- Oil shale sent back for review
- Wild Lands policy under fire
- Hidden Gems build Congressional support
- A wilderness bill we can rally around
- Hidden Gems 2011 hike schedule
- Taking a fresh look at Sloan Peak
- Gems proposal leads to Crystal breakthrough
- Free summer course offered to local high school students
- Winter 2011 in pictures
- Amazing offer from Artist in Wilderness Glenn Randall
- Donor hall of fame
- July 23: Stein Meadow Week Pull & Party
- Elections bring new challenges
- Gems campaign keeps its eyes on the prize
- Thompson Divide transcends politics
- Energy: bracing for the next onslaught
- Hidden Gems 2.0: perception correction
- Naturalist Nights 2011 schedule
- Campaign profile: Susie Kincade
- Rep. Polis’s wilderness bill: our analysis
- Summer 2010 in pictures
- The myth of the beetle-kill tinderbox
- Firms competing to design Vail wildlife bridge
- We love our new office (and kitchen table)!
- Please remember WW in your yearend giving
- Donor hall of fame
- Attention pro photographers: Artist in Wilderness program residency
- Shine on you crazy Gems: proposal now in the spotlight in Eagle & Summit Counties
- Voice your support at June 1-3-4 Polis meetings
- What are the Hidden Gems?
- Hidden Gems Photo Contest fall/winter winners
- Sometimes a proposal really is just a proposal
- Mountain bikers for wilderness: Bike-Wild
- Poll: public supports Gems
- Update: boundary issues
- Hidden Gems 2010 Hike Series
- Hidden Gems: the story in maps
- Thompson Divide Coalition: more important than ever
- WW blocks roadless leases
- Pitkin County weighs tough new gas regs
- Hoping for a better Roadless Rule
- Kitchen Table Campaign raising funds for new office
- Make your gift to WW go 50% farther
- Donor hall of fame
- Wilderness Picnic June 13 & other upcoming events
- Hidden Gems or bust
- Rallying around the Thompson Divide
- Dialing back the drilling
- Time running out for roadless areas
- Full court press: WW party to four lawsuits
- Naturalist Nights 2010 schedule
- How far can you get from a road?
- Ode to a wilderness sign
- Anatomy of a wilderness proposal: A Wilderness Matters centerfold
- WW supports DeGette bill
- WW comings and goings
- Photo contest captures Gems
- Donor hall of fame
- Give to WW and get a free calendar
- The promise of January 20: Future looks bright for new wilderness
- Hold yer horses: Pollution and health impacts may rein in gas drilling
- Stronger Colorado oil & gas regs on the way
- Roadless misrule: Mind the gaps
- Stuff goes downhill
- Roan update
- The pipeline and the damage done
- Action stations for Travel Mgt Plan
- Next steps for Hidden Gems Campaign
- Hiking for the Gems
- The dirtiest fuel on earth
- Feeling excluded?
- Here come the beetles
- Naturalist Nights 2009 @ ACES & Dos Gringos
- Maroon Bells Circle summer
- An artist in wilderness
- Please remember WW in your yearend giving
- Donor hall of fame
June 2008
- What we’re doing on our summer vacation: how to mix backcountry business with pleasure
- Hidden Gems hike series schedule
- Go big or go home
- Bull Mountain Pipeline goes to court
- Oil shale: back, whence you came!
- More logging in the name of healthy forests
- Vail Pass impasse
- Ginned up
- Summer seminars
- Welcome new staff and board members
November 2007
- History lessons: As WW turns 40, an appreciation of audacious victories
- Historical timeline
- Hidden Gems: Polishing up the campaign
- Hidden Gems in a nutshell
- Poll shows strong support
- Bull Mountain Pipeline showdown looms
- Weighing in with the BLM
- Lone ranger: Dave Richie, our man in the field
- As the rotors turn
- Lines drawn on Battle Mountain
- Farewells & thank yous
- Naturalist Nights 2008 @ ACES & Dos Gringos
- Calling all WW board alumni; reunion in the works
- The summer in pictures
May 2007
- Hidden Gems Wilderness Campaign
- Travel Management Plan update
- The cats in the HAATS are back
- WW calls for “time out” on drilling
- Gasfield emissions
- Ozone: the canary in the gas fields?
- Roadless Rule: it’s all good
- Battle Mountain charge
- Quiet victories on the beetle/fire front
- WW weighs in on BLM plan
- Happy birthday to WW
- WW moves up in the world
October 2006
- A roadmap for peace and quiet: shaping the Travel Management Plan for the better
- Roadless rollercoaster: roadless areas get a break, but aren’t out of the woods yet
- BLM to public: gotcha!
- Mamm Peak: roadlessness regained
- HAATS off – wildlands safe for now
- Roan Plateau in the crosshairs
- I-70 wildlife bridge gains ambassadors
- Help wanted: wolves
- Clear Fork Divide: too wild to drill
- Proposed pipeline could open gas floodgates
- Dottie Fox, 1920-2006
- WW grows with new staff, board members
May 2006
- Roadless warriors: campaign moves into high gear for June 21 deadline
- Profiles in roadlessness: Deep Creek
- Wildlife trackers needed
- Beetle mania & the fire fear factor
- And then there were seven…
- Maroon Corps, reporting for duty
- Realtors for Wilderness
January 2006
- Oil shale resurfaces: western Colorado may be a pawn in the oil endgame
- One giant leap for wildlife
- WW blasts helicopter plan
- Campaigns-R-Us
- Founders’ Fellow on deck
- WW in 2010: bigger, bolder
- Maki challenge grant funds new staff
- Homeland sacrifice? Helicopter training plan pits security against wilderness
- E.Mamm roaded; gas pipeline proposed
- Quiet Commotion
- Roadless campaign rolling
- WRNF MIS: MIA
- Wildfire effort launched
August 2005
- Up a creek: outfitter’s plight puts a face on drilling’s destruction
- Travel Management Plan delayed again
- Thompson Creek: keep it wild
- WW fighting new roadless & alpine rollbacks
- Colo. roadless campaign
- Our man in the field
- Wildlife overpass update
June 2005
- More hands on deck: announcing the Founders’ Fellowship and Fund
- Salazar backs wildlife overpass
- Raising the bar on Baylor Park
- Burnt Mountain: the saga continues
- Backlash on lynx order
- Workshop files Mamm appeal
- Aspen “chapter” active
March-April 2005
- Breaching the “Berlin Wall”: WW, Udall propose I-70 wildlife overpass project
- Lynx? What lynx?
- New hope for Thompson Creek
- Burnt Mtn. realpolitik
- Arctic…Roan…write!
January – February 2005
- Another year in the wilderness
- An eventful year
- Save the Roan – attend a hearing, write a letter!
- Comment on wolf plan
- Git yer copy of “Wild by Nature”
- Tribute thank yous
November – December 2004
- Four more years: the 2004 election and the environment
- WW does downvalley
- Adopt a lease
- In memory of Heather Hopton
- BLM: OK to drill Roan Plateau
- Forest Plan appeal now a waiting game
- Court dismisses two more mining claims
September 2004
- Fielder, Walk for Wilderness headline September events
- Gas leasing: next steps
- Public comments needed: Roadless Area Conservation Rule, Off-Road Vehicle Rule
- Valley governments set wilderness week
- Mr. Shoemaker goes to Washington
- Carbondale, here we come!
July 2004
- Uphill battle: influencing the “how” of gas leasing
- Thompson Creek: please write a letter
- The Wilderness Workshop celebrates 40 years of wilderness in 2004
- Take a walk on the wild side
May 2004
- Defending the “Forgotten Wilderness”
- Wilderness: the next 40 years
- Update: choppers in potential wilderness
- Wild for good: celebrating 40 years of wilderness
- Give your input on proposed off-road rules
March 2004
- Celebrating 40 in ’04
- 40 ways (give or take) to celebrate wilderness
- Fire forum a blazing success
- Activists sound off for quiet use
- Court rules for wilderness in bogus mining claim case
- Pitco says no to fee demo
- Helicopters in wilderness
January 2004
- 2004: knowns and unknowns
- 2003: our annual report