Lake Nighthorse Recreation Public Meeting
The minutes from the Lake Nighthorse recreation public meeting are available here. Future information related to recreation at Lake Nighthorse can be found under "Regional Projects."
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Historic day as Lake Nighthorse begins filling!
After decades of work, water is beginning to flow into Lake Nighthorse--a new southwest Colorado reservoir that will benefit three American Indian tribes, as well as Durango (CO) and Farmington (NM). Pumps began filling the 120,000-acre-foot Lake Nighthorse on May 4, 2009.
New Documentary--The American Southwest: Are we running dry? Now Available
Nearly every state in the American Southwest is affected by growing water problems and
is struggling with record dry conditions.
New Citizens Guide to Colorado Climate Change Now Available!
The Colorado Foundation for Water
Education has recently released its latest Citizen’s Guide, entitled “Citizen’s
Guide to Colorado Climate Change.”
Water Information Program September 2008 Newsletter
The September 2008 newsletter is now available here. If you'd like to receive the quarterly newsletter in your inbox, we welcome you to sign up and subscribe by entering your email address in the "Subscribe" box in the lower left corner of the site.
New Documentary Released--The American Southwest: Are We Running Dry?
A new documentary, The American Southwest: Are We Running Dry?, has just been released. It will soon air on PBS stations across the county. For more information and/or to obtain a copy, visit the Running Dry website.
STOP AQUATIC HITCHHIKERS!
The Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers! campaign is designed to address the multiple challenges of an environmental issue known collectively as aquatic nuisance species. Invasive species represent one of the greatest threats to quality fisheries.
Roundtables Website Link
Use this link for the latest information about the Colorado Water for the 21st Century Act that created Basin Roundtables to discuss water supply issues and solutions.
http://ibcc.state.co.us/
http://ibcc.state.co.us/
WaterInfo.org Offers RSS Feed
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