Gila River Indian Community agrees to water-storage deal with Phoenix that will restore flow to Gila River Decades after the Gila River lost its flow, a new project will bring water back and help ...

Restoring the Gila River's flow isn't as easy as getting rid of the dense foliage choking it. It's a matter of money, and the growing southwest Valley suburbs don't have a lot to spare.

The Gila River flows throught the Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area, east of Safford, Arizona. Credit: Ted Wood Posted in Articles Climate Change The once-perennial Gila River ebbs to ...

The Gila River was once one of the richest waterways in the Southwest, but it rarely reaches its end due to high water demand and ongoing drought. News Today's news ...

New Mexico's Gila River Named America's Most Endangered River of 2019. Climate Change, Proposed Diversion Threaten State's Last Wild River. WASHINGTON― American Rivers today named the Gila River No. 1 ...

“The Gila River has stopped flowing here,” Hansen said. “It’s been a fragile river in the first place, but it used to flow more regularly when I was a kid down there, we would see it ...

A dog plays in the Gila River as two people look on. The river's flow is lower than usual, and the snowpack feeding it is expected to be gone by mid-century.

While the town of Duncan struggles with terrible floods, Safford, downstream on the Gila River watched for trouble to flow its way. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now.

The Gila River Indian Community sued the landowners in 2019 claiming that the wells violate a 1935 consent decree that established the rights to all Gila River surface water and subflow — the latter ...

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Along a portion of State Route 87 — better known as Old Hunt Highway in the heart of the Gila River Indian reservation between Alma School and Dobson roads near ...

The Gila River tribe, ... Data shows the river flow was overestimated 100 years ago, and has decreased due to drought since 2000, to about 12.4 million acre-feet per year, ...