Look out for wildlife on Aspen-area roads
Look out for wildlife on the roads
Please keep your eyes peeled for wildlife on the roads. The other night driving home from work I came across a dead coyote on Highway 133. A sad sight indeed, limp body laying against the cold pavement, fresh blood pooling near its open mouth. Please remember that animals hunt and migrate during nighttime hours, and that our roads often cross wildlife corridors.
Be safe, but also be aware.
Sorry, coyote.
Isabelle DeLise
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The Longevity Project is an annual campaign to help educate readers about what it takes to live a long, fulfilling life in our valley. This year Kevin shares his story of hope and celebration of life with his presentation Cracked, Not Broken as we explore the critical and relevant topic of mental health.
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