Environmentalists address Green Peter Reservoir drawdown
The environmental nonprofits behind the lawsuit that resulted in the drawdown sympathize with Sweet Home residents but also advocate to continue the process.
Source: democratherald.com
📰 Wild Rivers Program News
Wild Rivers Program News Today
Fast, Ad-Free News Updates
Stay updated with breaking news from Wild Rivers Program. Real-time updates on events, politics, business and more.
Conservation groups respond to consequences of reservoir drawdowns
Conservation groups behind the court order to draw down reservoirs like Green Peter Reservoir expressed empathy for those impacted by the operation and a commitment to find a solution.
Mark Sherwood Daniel Timmons Fish Society Environmental Defense Center Army Corps Wild Rivers Program
Source: kezi.com
DNR, Garrett commissioners ask court to dismiss objections to bridge plan
OAKLAND — Despite legal safeguards that began nearly 50 years ago — time that pales compared to centuries-old trees the laws aimed to guard — a decision some folks say
Source: times-news.com
Lawsuit to protect minnow in Pecos River, Rio Grande in New Mexico
The Rio Grande silvery minnow was listed as endangered in 1994 as its numbers dwindled to only 7 percent of its historic range.
Source: alamogordonews.com
Lawsuit to protect minnow in Pecos River, Rio Grande in New Mexico
The Rio Grande silvery minnow was listed as endangered in 1994 as its numbers dwindled to only 7 percent of its historic range.
Source: currentargus.com
Can modern water management save the Rio Grande?
Water managers are trying to keep the Rio Grande flowing after decades of drought. A new plan could give the federal government greater flexibility in how
Source: eenews.net
Communities Expecting Another Challenging Year in Rio Grande Basin
The Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) has released its streamflow forecast for March in the Rio Grande Basin.
Source: latinpost.com
New Mexico river fish deemed 'endangered' despite State's opposition
The peppered chub grows to about three inches and is native to multiple Great Plains states including New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma.
Source: alamogordonews.com
New Mexico river fish deemed 'endangered' despite State's opposition
The peppered chub grows to about three inches and is native to multiple Great Plains states including New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma.
Source: currentargus.com
Homestake Valley advocates confident in efforts to block new reservoir
As efforts are underway to study the feasibility of a new dam site in the Homestake Creek valley, a group of opponents are acknowledging the cities of Colorado Springs and Aurora have rights to the…
Source: vaildaily.com