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Colorado's snowpack sat at 109% of the 30-year median this week, a few days shy of the normal peak of snowpack, but some other western states have received much less snowfall than normal.

Now anyone with a computer and internet connection can travel back in time to Montana 70 years ago — before the Berkeley Pit, before Earthquake Lake, before urban sprawl surrounded

Colorado's snowpack sat at 109% of the 30-year median this week, a few days shy of the normal peak of snowpack, but some other western states have received much less snowfall than normal.

MENOMINEE — The Wild Rivers Invasive Species Coalition and the Menominee Conservation District are hosting two Landowner Invasive Species ID Trainings on Sat

After a March when most locations saw lower than average snowfall and warmer temperatures, the snowpack in Montana remains far below average.

/PRNewswire/ -- In an effort to give additional farmers and ranchers an opportunity to apply for historic Inflation Reduction Act funding, the USDA Natural...

The alphabet soup of diverse conservation funding for farmers was the focus of one of the breakout sessions during the recent Soybean Summit.

OSKALOOSA — Iowa Learning Farms, in partnership with Mahaska County Soil and Water Conservation District, will host a wetland and beaver dam water quality workshop on Tuesday, March 26 from

Utahs water outlook for March is marked by encouraging developments and February records, according to state officials. Along with Park City Mountain and Deer Valley Resort reporting record snowfall, Alta experienced its wettest February on record, showcasing the dynamic nature of climate and its potential impact on water resources.

The United States Corps of Engineers (“Corps”) published in the February 15th Federal Register a proposed rule that establishes what it describes as Agency Specific Procedures (“ASPs”)...