"Higher flows rid the waterways of stagnant sentiment and debris, making rivers much healthier."
Source: www.aspendailynews.com
“'We are expecting already with the snow totals we have in the mountains pretty historic flooding of the canyon,' CDOT communications manager Tracy Trulove said."
Source: denver.cbslocal.com
"Across Colorado, whitewater parks have become community centerpieces, drawing not just visitors but animating recreational offerings that draw new residents and businesses."
Source: coloradosun.com
"The City of Moab does not have water rights to draw from the Colorado River ... "
Source: www.moabsunnews.com
"Wedged between the thirsty Front Range and the downstream demands of the lower basin states, the Colorado River District sorts out a multitude of factors that affect stream flows into the mainstem of the Colorado River, as well as the river itself."
Source: www.gjsentinel.com
"Over the last three years NewsMatch has left an indelible imprint on the field of nonprofit news, helping jumpstart new local newsrooms and strengthening long-standing investigative reporting organizations."
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"The Two Bridges property provides a popular put-in and take-out site on the 10-mile stretch between State Bridge and the Catamount Bridge Recreation Site."
Source: www.vaildaily.com
"Negotiated a complex agreement to retire proposed dams on Maroon and Castle creeks in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness in favor (of) innovative water management alternatives."
Source: westernresourceadvocates.org
“'The project would include scientific evaluation of environmental flow needs, gather necessary data and create a decision support system to understand when and how the current or potential future management operations do not align with these needs ... '"
Source: www.aspendailynews.com
"A whitewater release from McPhee Dam this month will provide boating fun on the Dolores River, but it also will have ecological benefits."
Source: durangoherald.com
"That means Colorado might be heading into choppy waters as one of the requirements of a drought contingency plan — demand management — could pit communities and regions against each other as they fight to retain among the most precious legal rights available in the state — water claims."
Source: www.summitdaily.com
