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BCA has been particularly well known for its involvement in the removal of Russian olive on private lands throughout our watershed.  On February 1, 2015, this work was officially transferred to Grand Staircase Escalante Partners (GSEP).  GSEP, which… Read More

FIRST IN LINE Boulder is the first town in the Southwest to attempt the complete management of Russian olive on private lands.  In fact, Boulder Community Alliance, in cooperation with local landowners, has successfully removed this invasive tree… Read More

Why Beavers? It’s all about the water! If we leave it to the beavers, they’ll improve riparian areas, build in long-term sustainability to our ground water systems, help maintain water table levels for lush, grazable pasture areas and… Read More

The Undeniable Importance of Pollinators 1 in every 3 mouthfuls of the food and drink we consume requires pollination. On June 17, Boulder Community Alliance sponsored the informational forum “Attracting Pollinators with Plants for Food and Habitat Health”… Read More

Escalante Headwaters Case Study This is the first in a series of articles documenting a specific riparian restoration project on 18 acres of private land in the Upper Valley Region of Escalante.  Allysia Angus owns 18 acres of… Read More

This Spring, Boulder Community Alliance, in association with Boulder Business Alliance, recreated and distributed the “Quiet Use” Brochure.  The purpose of this handout is twofold: 1) To promote Boulder and the surrounding area as a location for quiet,… Read More