WHAT'S NEW

Here's a quick list of documents, images, and videos that have been recently added to the YRLSP website.

May 2025

On May 1, the Steamboat Pilot & Today published an article about the joint letter the Moffat and Routt county commissioners sent to the Colorado Congressional Delegation, urging continued federal support (in the form of our ICBS grant funds) for continuing our biological control insect collection and distribution efforts. A link to the article is available on our YRLSP In The News page, or you can go to it directly HERE.

April 2025

The Colorado Sun has published an article about the federal freeze on our ICBS grant funds (frozen in February), and how this is impacting our ability to continue biological control insect collection and distribution as planned this coming summer. A link to the article is available on our YRLSP In The News page, or you can go to it directly HERE.

February 2025

The YRLSP 2024 Accomplishments and 2025 Goals documents are now available for download. Click on the above links, or visit our Archives or Meetings pages.

December 2024

The new 2024 YRLSP biological control release and monitoring data has been added to the Interactive Map page, and all of the YRLSP datasets, including the new 2024 field data, are ready to be downloaded from the GIS Data page. Three maps in the Craig to Hayden Field Mapping series have also been updated to include a few additional leafy spurge infestations discovered during the 2024 Show Me Float.

August 2024

The Steamboat Pilot & Today has published an article on our July biological control collection trip to Idaho. A link to the article is available on our YRLSP In The News page, or you can go to it directly HERE.

July 2024

The Biological Control, Show Me Floats and Grants pages have been updated to reflect our leafy spurge biological control collection and release activities in early July. Look for further updates to other sections of the YRLSP website, reflecting additional 2024 field activities and data collection, over the coming weeks.

February 2024

The YRLSP will be a principal partner in a new Green and Yampa River Inundative Biological Control Strategy Project (IBCS), funded through a large grant received by Dinosaur National Monument. Check our Grants page for updates on the ongoing planning and implementation of this multi-year (2024-2030) project, which will fund biological control activities conducted by partners on federal, state, municipal, and interested privately held properties throughout the Yampa and Green river basins.

The YRLSP 2023 Accomplishments and 2024 Goals documents are also now available for download. Click on the above links, or visit our Archives or Meetings pages.