San Luis Valley
April 18, 2008--San Luis Valley aquifter staging comeback (Pueblo Chieftain)
The confined aquifer under the San Luis Valley is continuing its recovery and may see a brighter future thanks to a recent Colorado Supreme Court
April 3, 2008--RiGHT wins $1.5 million CWCB grant (Mineral County Miner)
The Colo-rado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) voted unanimously March 19 to award the Rio Grande Headwaters
March 24, 2008--Judge's water decision upheld (Alamosa News)
The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday affirmed District Judge O.
March 2, 2008--Why save water? More ag incentives needed (Pueblo Chieftain)
Conserving irrigation water could benefit water qual
February 26, 2008--SLV braces for flooding from runoff (Pueblo Chieftain)
Spring runoff may be months away, but heavy snowpack in the high country surrounding the San Luis Valley has prompted officials to begin reviewing plans for flood emergencies.
February 10, 2008--Meeting to focus on water and climate change (Pueblo Chieftain)
The Rio Grande Basin Roundtable will get its first look at how climate change may affect water supplies across the Southwestern U.S.
February 8, 2008--High altitude lake became arctic desert (Alamosa News)
San Luis Valley residents live on the lakebed of a 5 million-year-old lake, according to Michael Machette and Tien Grauch, research geoscienctists for the U.S.
February 5, 2008--Water Update (Colorado Central Magazine)
Water watchers in the San Luis Valley have had a lot to keep them busy lately.
January 15, 2008--Region's aquifer experiences recovery (Alamosa News)
“The good news is we did see a significant recovery last year,” Allen Davey reported to the Rio Grande Water Conservation District board during its first meeting
