BOULDER – Spring may finally be arriving on the Front Range. This has been a great winter for gardens with an almost constant covering of snow and little wind helping the plants and trees maintain dormancy and protection for the majority of the winter. Things are starting to peek through the ground in southern and western sections of my garden.

Redstone Review photographer and columnist Richard A. Joyce received a first-place award in Society of Professional Journalists competition for his photo of a bald eagle fishing at Lake Pueblo.

LONGMONT – Many of you may remember Prima, the orphaned red fox kit who arrived at Greenwood in early February. At that point, we were desperate for another kit to help teach Prima the essential social skills necessary to mature into a healthy adult.

CATRICO, Chile – We are all fine, although it has been pretty wild. I have been staying with my sister Illani Atwater in a small farmhouse in Catrico, a tiny farming village near Villarica in southern Chile.

By Lindsey Goodwick
Redstone Review
LONGMONT – It’s that time of year again. The birds are singing, the sun is shining through and Greenwood is getting ready for eight months of nonstop action. Just this week Greenwood Wildlife Sanctuary received its first two baby squirrels of 2010. Abraham and Apple were pulled out of insulation when the [...]

LONGMONT – As a pet owner, you may have concerns about your pet undergoing anesthesia. However, measures are taken to make general anesthesia as safe as possible. Anesthesia related mortality (death) is very unlikely: in a study performed by Dr. James Gaynor, a board certified anesthesiologist, less than 0.5 percent of the animals suffered a fatal complication from anesthesia.