climate change

October 25, 2022

New SNOTEL stations to improve streamflow forecasts

The Citizen Rotation, Water climate change, Colorado Water Plan, drought, Environment, Heather Dutton, National Resource Conservation Service, Rio Grande Conservation District, San Luis Valley, San Luis Valley Water Conservancy District, SNOTEL Stations, Snowpack Readings, Upper Rio Grande, Water Management

October 10, 2022

How the Colorado River Compact defines water use in 7 western states

The Citizen Community News, Water 100th Anniversary, Amy Ostdiek, aRGRT, Arizona, California, climate change, Colorado, Colorado River, Colorado River Compact, Environment, Lower Basin, Nevada, New Mexico, Rio Grande Basin Roundtable, San Luis Valley, Upper Basin, Utah, Water Users, Wyoming

August 23, 2022

State Engineer: Upper Rio Grande Basin is ‘actually quite good’

c lopez Rotation, Water Alamosa, Alamosa News, climate change, Colorado Division of Water Resources, Confined Aquifer. Unconfined Aquifer, Groundwater Compact Compliance Fund, Rio Grande Water Conservation District, San Luis Valley, San Luis Valley Ag Economy, San Luis Valley Aquifers, State Engineer Kevin Rein, State Sen. Cleave Simpson, Subdistrict 1, Upper Rio Grande Basin

May 22, 2022

SLV shows off diversity of farm operations to Colorado Ag Commissioner Greenberg

c lopez Rotation, Valley Stories Alamosa, Cactus Hill Farm, climate change, Conejos County, Costilla County, Elana Miller-ter Kuile, Esperanza Farms, Jesus Flores, Kate Greenberg, Rio Grande Farm Park, San Luis, San Luis Valley, Virgil Valdez, water

May 6, 2022

It’s dry out there: Prepare for wildfire as risk increases

The Citizen Community News climate change, wildfore

February 21, 2022

Bennet, Hickenlooper oppose Renewable Water Resources proposal

Emily Osburn Water a statement, climate change, Deb Haaland, John Hickenlooper, Michael Bennet, Renewable Water Resources, RWR, San Luis Valley, Tom Vilsack, water

February 21, 2022

The RGBRT supports Water 2022, in Rio Grande Style

Emily Osburn Alamosa Citizen aRGRT, climate change, Water 2022

January 12, 2022

Statement: It’s wrong to use COVID relief to export our water

The Citizen Alamosa Citizen a statement, Bill Owens, climate change, COVID-relief funds, Dale Becker, Douglas County, George Teal, Gigi Dennis, Jason Lorenz, Larry Foster, Martha Lock, Monte Vista, RWR, San Luis Valley, Sean Tonner, Victor Sagala, water

January 6, 2022

THE DAILY REPORT | Jan. 6

Emily Osburn Community News, The Daily Report, Valley Stories 3rd Congressional District, Alamosa Main Street, climate change, Colin Wilhelm, Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission, Debora Burnett, Donald Valdez, Kellie Rhodes, Lauren Boebert, Marina Zimmerman, Ron Corum, Root Rutledge, Sol Sandoval, weather

December 26, 2021

Trinchera Ranch: Managing lands through a changing environment

Emily Osburn Rotation, Water A climate change, Aaron Swallow, Alamosa, Alamosa News, Blanca Forestry Products, Blanca Sawmill, climate change, Conservation, James Fischer, Judy Lopez, Louis Bacon, Rio Grande basin, San Luis Valley, Trinchera Ranch