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Camille Stevens-Rumann, a forestry researcher at Colorado State University, graduate assistant Zoe Schapira, and field technician Zane Dickson-Hunt
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Dry agricultural land during Colorado’s 2012 drought. Photo by dalioPhoto, CC Flickr via Water Education Colorado From Water Education Colorado
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A fisherman casts his line on the Upper South Platte River. April 4, 2021. Credit: Zach Johnson From Water Education Colorado (Jerd Smith): In 1973,
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Ephemeral streams are streams that do not always flow. They are above the groundwater reservoir and appear after precipitation in the area. Via
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Snow covers cars in Denver’s Central Park neighborhood March 14, 2021. Credit: Jayla Poppleton via Water Education Colorado From Water Education
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Selection of the 2015 native heirloom maize harvest of the seed library of The Acequia Institute in Viejo San Acacio, COPhoto by Devon G. Peña From
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Center, Colorado, is surrounded by center-pivot-irrigated farms that draw water from shrinking aquifers below the San Luis Valley. Photo credit:
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Click here for all the inside skinny and register: As land trusts conserve private land, they also protect water rights. Some of Colorado’s land
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What we are working to protect. Culebra-Gallegos maíz de concho grown at Acequia Institute farm in Viejo San Acacio. Photograph by Devon G.
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A powerful sprinkler capable of pumping more than 2,500 gallons of water per minute irrigates a farm field in the San Luis Valley June 6, 2019.
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The 2015 Colorado Water Plan, on a shelf, at the CU law library. Photo: Brent Gardner-Smith/Aspen Journalism From Water Education Colorado (Sarah
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Nathan Coombs, left, and Kevin Terry at the Manassa gate on the Conejos River. Credit: Susan Moran From Water Education Colorado (Susan
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The Yampa River Core Trail runs right through downtown Steamboat. Photo credit City of Steamboat Springs. Here’s a guest column from Patrick Stanko
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The Grand River Diversion Dam, also known as the “Roller Dam”, was built in 1913 to divert water from the Colorado River to the Government
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Dust clouds roll across drought-ridden fields near eastern Colorado’s Lamar in spring 2013. Credit: Jane Stulp via Water Education Colorado From