Read about LBD actions to help local streams.

It’s wonderful that money will be allocated to help with our water woes in the west. You can have YOUR voice heard in this process!

Windy Gap Reservoir’s negative impact on the Colorado is about to change, thanks to TU and our many partners.

Local TU Chapter President Kirk Klancke enjoyed fishing streams in Iowa’s driftless area in early October. Learn about the threat to those streams from a proposed feedlot and the Sierra Club’s fight to stop it.

Local river flows were increased resulting in decreased water temperatures. TU was involved in negotiating an agreement with water diverters to increase flows in critical areas of Grand County.

Front Range diverters should learn from the example being set by Las Vegas

Is moving water from Lake Powell to far southwestern Utah a good idea? What about the other states impacted and the 1922 agreement which lays out some rules for water in the west.

Water is being bought by investors, making it unavailable for local use. Learn about the legal background and practical impact of these purchases.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife would like your input on river restoration plans at the popular Kemp Breeze area.

Outgoing administration moves to limit use of science to protect air and water.

Latest legal win for the Windy Gap project and the environment! Here’s a link to an article in the January, 2021 Winter Park Times Several other articles are available by clicking below.

Colorado has been frighteningly dry and hot for years. The latest result of this unprecedented situation is the early declaration of drought for 2021 by multiple Colorado cities.

Fires have a large impact on water. Erosion washes dirt, silt, ash and much more into rivers, sometimes choking off some life. As climate change stokes increases in the frequency and severity of fires, our water suffers, too.

Alaska’s proposed Pebble Mine has officially been stopped by the Army Corps of Engineers.. The environment officially expresses its thanks to TU and other organizations who fought this foolish plan that would have destroyed the world’s largest sockeye salmon fishery and a premier location for king salmon.

New logo for our TU Chapter!

TU and other environmental groups supported a “yes” vote on Colorado ballot issue 7A and 70% ofthe voters agreed!

Climate change and population growth in the west is draining our reservoirs. Climate change is also encouraging wildfires which increases erosion threatening water quality in our rivers and lakes.

COGCC (Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission) rules impacting wildlife are being modified.