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April 1-5, 2024: Rio Grande Water Leaders Course

Local Water Concerns

April 1-5, 2024 6:00 PM-9:00 PM Offering networking opportunities and lessons on San Luis Valley hydrology, history of Colorado water development, key court cases, water rights administration, water management, conservation, restoration, and more! Apply...

Augmentation 101 Whiteboard Video

Local Water Concerns, State Water Issues

The Roundtable Education Committee with help from American Rivers has created a new educational video that seeks to demystify Augmentation and explain it’s Importance as a water administration tool in Colorado.

Upper Culebra Watershed Assessment

Land Use, Local Water Concerns, Rio Grande Basin Plan, Water 2022

The Upper Culebra Watershed Assessment is being completed to evaluate watershed conditions within the Culebra River basin and develop projects and strategies to address watershed health concerns. The assessment approach is based on community-identified areas of...

Addressing public safety at low head dams in Colorado

Local Water Concerns, State Water Issues, Water 2022

American Whitewater’s database of whitewater accidents and fatalities, maintained since 1972, documents that 10 percent of river fatalities nationwide are a result of individuals getting caught in a low head dam hydraulic. These dams are generally defined as man-made...

San Luis Valley Confined Aquifer Part 2: Myths and Realities

Local Water Concerns, Rio Grande Basin Plan

One of the most cussed and discussed concepts is whether there is a billion acre-feet, or two billion, or some other huge volume of groundwater contained in the aquifers of the Valley.  We still see these numbers being cited by some people as justification for new...

The San Luis Valley Confined Aquifer Part 1: How Does It Work?

Local Water Concerns, Rio Grande Basin Plan

Let’s take a close look at the San Luis Valley’s confined aquifer. What is the reality? Does confined aquifer water, deeply buried and out of sight under much of the Valley, have any connection to the unconfined aquifer or to surface streams?  How is water recharged...
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