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September 16, 2009--Taking care of the land: New conservation stewardship program sign-up begins (Norwood Post)

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July 17, 2009--Purchase resolves water spat (Durango Herald)

The sale of troubled Lake Durango Water Co.

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July 10, 2009--Study urged on water demands of next-generation biofuel feedstocks (NY Times)

Extensive studies are needed to understand the water needs of biofuel production from cellulosic feedstocks or other next-generation sources, federal auditors said in a preliminary report released yesterda

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June 2, 2009--Lawsuit filed to stop logging near Rio Grande Headwaters (Environmental News Service)

Two conservation groups filed a lawsuit today challenging a logging project on national forest lands in southwestern Colorado that they claim would impact the headwaters of the Rio Grande river.

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March 4, 2009--Commissioner Jim Starr focuses on water at U.S. House hearing (Crested Butte News)

Starr said this week, “I focused a fair amount on keeping the water quality and quantity as high as we can, especially given the prospect of global warming,” said Starr.

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February 25, 2009--Flow of ideas facilitates basis for new river board (Aspen Times)

The debate was at times contentious, and took twice as long as expected, but the Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners at last agreed Tuesday on the size, makeup and general goals of a new advisory b

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February 5, 2009--Tamarisk problem requires SWIFT action in western Garfield County, Colorado (Rifle Citizen Telegram)

A prolific tree that already slurps up more than twice the amount of water in the southwest desert as all the major cities of Southern California combined is the target of an eradication project from New C

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February 5, 2009--Conservancy district makes path for river (La Junta Tribune Democrat)

With clear memories of the devastating flood that happened a decade ago, the North La Junta Water Conservancy District is working to clear Tamarisk trees and Russian Olives and are thinning Cottonwood

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January 31, 2009--Planning a future reservoir: Loveland eyes 7 sites for water storage (Loveland Reporter Herald)

Nearly all of the possible sites sit west of the mouth of the Big Thompson River canyon, both north and south of the river.

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January 28, 2009--Grim water outlook for Nevada and California (Denver Post)

Experts have offered a grim water outlook for Nevada and California, saying farmers can again expect to receive less water than normal this year because of a drought. U.S.

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