Despite Trump’s anti-public lands stance, Colorado advocates still hope to protect Dolores River canyonlands
Members of the “Protect the Dolores” coalition had hoped former President Joe Biden would designate the rugged canyonlands ...
Montrose Daily Press18h
Feds ask Colorado River official to resign, leaving another leadership gap during 'existential time' for the river
Anne Castle expected to be asked to leave her position representing the federal government in River policy planning. She just ...
Summit County6d
The Colorado River is salty. But where does salinity come from, and what’s being done about it?
Of all the challenges facing the Colorado River, there’s at least one that all stakeholders are working on collaboratively, ...
Montrose Daily Press13d
Colorado water experts push for agreement on managing the Colorado River’s future
A farmer irrigates the land in Chaffee County on Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2024. Farmers, ranchers and other water users are paid to ...
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel1d
Generosity abounds in our commitment to youth
Because we live on the Western Slope of Colorado, so close to acres of public lands, rugged ridgelines, dark skies, and ...
The Aspen Times2d
Can planes and laser beams help Colorado better understand its water supply?
Amid mounting challenges to Colorado’s water supply, lawmakers are seeking to upgrade the decades-old method of tracking the ...
Colorado Public Radio11d
Neighborly or nuisance? Western Colorado church’s unhoused solution lands them a court date
The United Methodist Church began allowing unhoused residents to camp on a portion of their property after the passage of a ...
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel2d
Easement protects North Fork Valley mesa
A newly announced conservation easement will protect more than 7,400 acres in the North Fork Valley from development.
Vail Daily26d
Biden administration awards $40 million toward Colorado River District’s attempt to purchase Shoshone water rights
Marc Catlin (R-Montrose) stated in a news release ... junior right was established in 1929 for 158 cubic feet per second of water. For many years, the Colorado River District has spearheaded the ...