Jason Blevins is a journalist based in Colorado, focusing on local news and issues in the state. He writes for The Colorado Sun, The Daily Sentinel of Grand Junction, and Rocky Mountain PBS, covering topics such as environmental conservation, wildlife, outdoor recreation, and local politics. His work has also been featured in various publications and media outlets across the country.
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Jason Blevins primarily focuses on outdoor recreation, wildlife conservation, and legal policy regulation in Colorado. He frequently covers stories related to government announcements and legal issues concerning these topics.
Given his focus on local news centered around the outdoors and wildlife, he would likely be receptive to pitches from experts or organizations involved in environmental advocacy, wildlife conservation efforts, outdoor recreational activities such as skiing or hiking, and those with expertise in land trusts or environmental law within the state of Colorado.
Pitches should emphasize a local angle specific to Colorado's outdoor spaces and wildlife while also addressing any relevant legal or regulatory aspects.
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By: Jason Blevins
Future Legends, the developer of a sports complex in Windsor, files for bankruptcy and The Pro's Closet closes after $90 million in funding
Dozens of industry groups, lawmakers, local governments and environmental advocates have weighed in on the scope of the National Environmental Policy Act rather than 88 miles of new tracks that would link Utah oilfields to the national rail network
By: Jason Blevins
Proposition 127 was winning in only five Colorado counties late Tuesday as most rural communities rejected a ban on mountain lion hunting
By: Jason Blevins
A ranger found a mountain lion in a cottonwood tree in Garden of the Gods about 6 a.m. April 29, 2023. The adult mountain lion stayed in the tree all day, feet from unsuspecting hikers on Ute Trail and climbers in the Snake Pits, a popular bouldering section of the park, likely after feasting on a deer. (Cody Bear Sutton/Special to The Colorado Sun)
By: Jason Blevins
Urban voters approved wolf reintroduction in 2020 but those voters joined rural neighbors in rejecting a ban mountain lion hunting
By: Jason Blevins
The Forest Service is not planning to hire seasonal workers next year and warns volunteer groups not to expect big projects
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