Nearly one-third of all western ski resorts surveyed (twenty-seven out of eighty-four) expanded their buildings, ski runs, or associated facilities, and most of those expansions intruded into public lands with long-term impacts on wildlife habitat and the region’s water resources. This is a 300% increase in the number of resorts expanding compared to last year when only six resorts expanded their footprints. In California and Nevada, six of twenty resorts proposed exapnsion compared to only one last year. While the Ski Area Scorecard grades resorts on a variety of criteria, significant intrusion into new territory generally leads to a lower score, while expansion onto existing disturbed areas does not.