Tracy Ross is a journalist at The Colorado Sun. She focuses on layered stories within the realms of agriculture, animal rights, and local economic issues, including labor laws and ranching. Tracy's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Sky-Hi News, Outside, and Colorado Public Radio.
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Tracy Ross focuses on local news in Colorado, with an emphasis on culture and society, travel & tourism, and wildlife. She frequently includes expert commentary and cites data, indicating a preference for well-informed sources who can provide insights backed by evidence.
Given her coverage of topics such as wildlife reintroduction, mental health resources in communities, tourism economy development, and ranching issues in Colorado, Tracy would likely respond positively to pitches from experts or professionals directly involved in these areas. This could include wildlife officials, mental health practitioners, tourism industry representatives or individuals knowledgeable about the challenges faced by ranchers.
As she covers local events extensively with a focus on Colorado-specific subjects like San Luis Valley revitalization grants or Grand County's mental health community support programs; offering locally relevant expertise will be essential when reaching out to her.
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By: Tracy Ross
In a statement, CPW said visual evidence confirmed it was the same wolf responsible for 10 different fatal livestock attacks
By: Tracy Ross
Some called the wolf “Elijah,” some “Lucky,” some “Freedom.”
By: Tracy Ross, Shannon Mullane
Ranchers in Colorado are facing drought following a record-low snowpack that melted a month earlier than usual after a heat wave in March.
By: Tracy Ross
Last year, the VanWinkle family fought flames to keep their cattle business alive. This year, they're fighting drought — and they worry the drought will be worse.
By: Tracy Ross
The Colorado Sun surveyed the five candidates running for governor to get their plans and priorities for wildlife and the outdoors before Tuesday's primary
By: Tamara Chuang, Tracy Ross
‘Icebox of the Nation' is catchy, too. Plus: Colorado's July 4th cookout costs less, new downtown Denver investments, state job growth is 0%, and more!
Schools in mostly rural counties are building high school shooting teams that teach kids discipline, focus, camaraderie — and most important, how to handle a gun safely
By: Erica Breunlin, Parker Yamasaki, Tracy Ross
Staying ahead of the flames is another added stress to an already taxed industry where ranchers have a variety of forces pushing against them
By: Parker Yamasaki, Erica Breunlin, Tracy Ross
As the sun dipped below the horizon behind him, Andrew Bowles watched an orange glow barely visible over the ridge flare into what looked like a milelong wall of 100-foot-tall
By: Tracy Ross
CPW is closing public access to Adobe Creek and Thurston reservoirs after negotiations for a new lease failed
