The management of water in the American West has historically lacked any consideration for the rivers themselves. This means that water was only considered of value […]

The management of water in the American West has historically lacked any consideration for the rivers themselves. This means that water was only considered of value […]
Aquatic Nuisance Species can wreak havoc on ecosystems, outdoor recreation, hydroelectric power equipment and the economy so when dreaded mussel larvae were discovered at Green Mountain […]
It’s been almost a century since the Colorado River compact was created, divvying up the resources of this mighty waterway between seven states and Mexico – […]
“Hiking is a way of life for me. It allows me to immerse myself in nature, and to fall into a rhythm that I can’t find […]
The invasive mussels move quickly to cover any hard surface they come in contact with, from boat hulls to water intake pipes, causing much financial damage. […]
“Children need to have opportunities to play and they also need to have access to nature as they grow up and develop.” American kids today spend […]
Screen Free Week in Lafayette gives youth a good reason to turn off screens and turn on life. Debbie Wilmot, public information officer, talks with host […]
OURAY, Colo. – Rock climbing is already a popular sport in Colorado. And, its winter cousin ice climbing is gaining popularity in the state and across the […]