San Luis Valley

September 29, 2009--San Luis Valley groundwater plan faulted (Pueblo Chieftain)

Opponents of a plan to reduce groundwater pumping in the north-central part of the San Luis Valley renewed their arguments Monday that the proposal did not do enough to protect senior surface water users.

September 23, 2009--RiGHT gets $1 million grant (Del Norte Prospector)

The Rio Grande Headwaters Land Trust (RiGHT) has been awarded their second $1 million grant from the North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) toward conservation of the Rio Grande corridor in the San Luis Valley. The funds were approved at the Sept. 9 meeting of the national Migratory Bird Conservation Commission.

September 9, 2009--Water group reviews basin priorities (Valley Courier)

Nobody knows “everything there is to know about San Luis Valley water,” but one of the goals of the Rio Grande Inter Basin Roundtable is to gather and disseminate as much information as possible.

July 22, 2009--Water board to study solar plants (Pueblo Chieftain)

The Rio Grande Water Conservation District will refrain from taking a position on the possible effects of solar development on agricultural water use for now.

July 14, 2009--Water group gives sub-district a boost (Alamosa Valley Courier)

The Rio Grande Inter Basin Roundtable on Tuesday approved $31,500 from its basin funds to help the San Luis Valley’s first water management sub-district finish up a CREP (Conservation Reserve Enhancement P

June 2, 2009--Forums planned for SLV domestic wells (Pueblo Chieftain)

A series of educational forums for domestic well owners and users in the San Luis Valley will kick off tonight at the Sangre de Cristo Parish Hall.

April 10, 2009--Valley water a mixed drink (Alamosa Valley Courier)

The San Luis Valley’s water system is complicated, and attempts to define, harness and predict it have been less than perfect, water experts explained to the adv

April 6, 2009--Kuenhold reviews groundbreaking groundwater case (Alamosa Valley Courier)

Attempts to resolve a precedent-setting court case regarding the San Luis Valley’s first groundwater management sub-district plan continue today in Alamosa.

March 12, 2009--Bill would keep old water tradition (Pueblo Chieftain)

"First in time, first in line" always has been the basis for Colorado water laws, but it hasn't always been the way some Coloradans deal with water.
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