Tracy Ross is a journalist at The Colorado Sun. She specializes in rural reporting with a focus on agriculture, animal welfare, and environmental issues, often exploring the intricate connections between ranching, climate change, and natural resources. Tracy's work has been featured in various publications, including Sky-Hi News, Summit Daily News, and Vox, among others.
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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
The Enyo Energy project will bring 2,200 acres of solar panels and 79 wind turbines to the Chalk Bluffs region
By: Tracy Ross
CPW says it will continue to work with ranchers to mitigate wolf attacks but that it must address low adult wolf survival rate and pup survival rate expected to fall
By: Tracy Ross
The measure was funded by at least $1.5 million from the conservative Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Alliance
By: Tracy Ross
La medida fue financiada con al menos $1.5 millones de la conservadora Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Alliance
By: Tracy Ross
Colorado Parks and Wildlife says it will temporarily suspend its directive that allows the killing of gray wolves that harass or kill livestock, over fears that population growth may not
By: Tracy Ross
Gray wolves at rest in Colorado. Colorado Parks and Wildlife says it will temporarily suspend its directive that allows the killing of gray wolves that harass or kill livestock, over fears that population growth may not occur this biological year and possible evidence of an infectious parasite “that could impact wolf survival” in the future. (Photo courtesy of Colorado Parks and Wildlife)
By: Tamara Chuang, Tracy Ross
The federal program offers benefits to investors who can hold on for 10 years. Plus: Utah gear maker bolts for Grand Junction, AG settles with staffing agency, a two-state job fair, more!
By: Tracy Ross
Safari Club International and Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation say Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission violated rules meant to include the public in management decisions for beavers, pine martens, fox, bobcat, coyotes and other furred species
By: Tracy Ross, Tamara Chuang
Credit an AI agent for finding the $500k Open AI Foundation grant. Plus: CoorsTek moves into new-old HQ; Colorado's weak economic report, Loveland firm raises $9M to turn waste into electricity, free Colorado college application days and more!
By: Tracy Ross, Olivia Prentzel
Trustees worry that ending the $225 million bid for the Boulder County ski hill with flush $2.5 million down the toilet
