TELLUS BLOG

Photo above: La Sal Mountains, Utah, taken by Laurel Hagen Comment on the Roadless Rule by Oct. 6 Here's the short version: protections for more than 45 million acres of national forest land are on the line, and you have...

Restoring Colorado’s Cache la Poudre River Watershed Through Community Collaboration  Introduction by Melissa Basta  When most people think about restoring a landscape after wildfire, they picture planting trees or rebuilding trails. Few would imagine that one of nature's greatest restoration...

Every year, millions of pounds of clothing end up in landfills, even though much of it could have been worn longer, donated or recycled. If you've ever wondered how to recycle clothing or how to dispose of old clothes responsibly, the answer starts long before your garments reach...

Six days. 100 miles. A Photogrpher's Pursuit of Fall. We're big fans of Brandt Ryder. He's the Chief Conservation Scientist for Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, an intrepid outdoorsman and an incredible photographer. We've enjoyed getting to know Brandt over the...

Our Connection to Public Lands  At Tellus, public lands are more than just places on a map. They are our backyard—where we recreate, find inspiration, and reconnect with the world around us. Landscapes like Rocky Mountain National Park, the Arapaho and Roosevelt...