A federal court this afternoon dismissed the lawsuit Colorado River versus the state of Colorado. The state’s Attorney General’s office had threatened Jason Flores Williams, the […]
Colorado AG threatens Attorney with Sanctions over Colorado River Rights of Nature Suit
Jason Flores-Williams, the attorney representing plaintiffs in the Colorado River versus the State of Colorado lawsuit, has been notified by the Colorado Attorney General that he […]
Dispatches from the River: Improving Wetlands along the Colorado River in Utah
“We’re trying to recreate something man-made that was originally part of nature.” The Colorado River flows out of the state of Colorado into Utah, our neighbor […]
Dispatches From The River: Impact of Colorado River Diversions on the Western Slope
“We’re just kind of hanging out here trying to stay in business as long as we can ma’am.” Bill Thompson is a rancher outside of Kremmling […]
The Great Divide: Water and Water Law in Colorado
“Unfortunately nothing is uncomplicated about water” In his new documentary, The Great Divide, film maker Jim Havey illustrates the complex and sensitive issue of water and water […]
Stories of the River: Solution to Scarcity on the Colorado River
Most of the new information being circulated about the Colorado focuses on dwindling flows, record low reservoir levels, vanishing groundwater and deteriorating river ecosystems, however, we […]
Connecting The Drops: Land Planning and Water Use
Finding enough water to meet the demands of the booming Front Range has city planners closely looking at how new developments can be built with water […]
Stories of The River: The Law of the River
It didn’t take long after the discovery of The Colorado River for man to begin writing law dividing it up for use. For nearly a century, […]