Hopes for CORE Act in 2021
The CORE Act was introduced in Congress in 2019. It has yet to become law but there is hope for reintroduction this year.
CORE Act Could Mean More Fishing Access on Gunnison River
Reporter Dennis Web of the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel on a decades old promise for more fishing access.
Will the CORE Act Pass the Senate?
Reporter Jesse Paul of the Colorado Sun Gives his take. Photo: Blue Mesa Reservoir in the Curecanti National Recreation Area, which is one of the parcels of land that would be protected by the CORE Act. Credit: Michael Kirsh/Wikimedia Commons. Listen to the interview....
U.S. House Passes CORE Act
The U.S. House voted Thursday morning in favor of a massive public lands bill that aims to protect more than 400,000 acres of public land in Colorado. The House voted 227-182 strictly along party lines, sending the CORE Act to the Senate.
Public lands advocates call U.S. Rep. Tipton’s public land bill ‘sand in the gears.’
U.S. Congressman Scott Tipton unveiled a new public lands bill this week that is similar to the CORE act save for protections at Thompson Divide west of Carbondale.