Water Weekly for October 3rd
“What we’re seeing here on the Bear is indicative of the Colorado,” Joel Ferry, the director of Utah’s Department of Natural Resources since his appointment in June, told a group
Water Weekly for September 26th
If you can only read three stories about Western Water this week, read these: 1. Leave it to Beaver In this feature from the University of Wyoming’s Western Confluence magazine, reporter Tesia
Water Weekly for September 12th
If you can only read three stories about Western Water this week, read these: 1. California says the beaver can be superhero in fighting climate change Anyone who has read Eager, the
Water Weekly for September 6th
If you can only read three stories about Western Water this week, read these: 1. The struggle to save the Colorado River stalls, but potential solutions emerge “Climate change and drought have
Why some ranches are requiring non-lead ammo
Many landowners put a lot of time and money into creating healthy wildlife habitat that rewards hunters with memorable and productive opportunities to bring home healthy food. So why would
Water Weekly for August 22nd
If you can only read three stories about Western Water this week, read these: 1. Arizona agriculture groups pitch payment plan for water conservation The Yuma County Agriculture Water Coalition touts its
Water Weekly for August 15th
WHAT TO READ IF YOU CAN ONLY READ THREE THINGS ABOUT WESTERN WATER THIS WEEK. 1. 'All bad options' as Biden administration faces Western water crisis The Bureau of Reclamation-imposed deadline for
Water Weekly for August 8th
If you can only read three stories on western water this week, read these: 1. Senators add $4 billion for Colorado River drought relief into Inflation Reduction Act Over the weekend western
The Colorado River Basin, by the numbers
The Colorado River Basin is in crisis, scream headlines. But what exactly is the Colorado River Basin (CRB)? We dug into the geographic data using the USGS Streamer tool to
Water Weekly for August 1st
If you can only read three stories about Western Water this week, read these: 1. Is the agriculture industry doing enough to conserve water during Utah’s drought? With dire warnings that
Representing land stewards on Colorado wolf advisory group
We thought you might enjoy this short interview that aired on the Colorado Howl radio show, produced by KDUR Durango. It features WLA’s programs director, Hallie Mahowald, who is on
Water and Wildlife on Working Lands: bringing landowners together in the radical center
People meeting on the land for observation, discussion, and community – that was the purpose of a recent series of Water and Wildlife on Working Lands field days, coordinated by