Current work in wildlife, rivers, public lands, and climate

Groups call on Douglas County Commission to nix proposal to pipe groundwater to Colorado Front Range

Plummeting streamflow complicated by nearly 100-year-old agreement

Disappearing prairie fish and its habitat receive Endangered Species Act protections

Increasing aridification and intensifying impacts of climate change complicate situation

Shrinking Snowpacks in Utah, Wyoming, and Colorado require states to cut their water use from Colorado River and its tributaries or risk ‘Call on the River’

The project will impact the lower Santa Fe River, which flows into the Rio Grande

Project expected to reduce flows in the lower Santa Fe River by up to 50%

Plan currently falls short in analyzing the effects of climate change on the ecological health of waterways, imperiled species, and recreational economy

Crisis looms large for the basin due to climate change and unsustainable use

Health of state’s rivers, streams, and riparian areas—and projected impacts to fish and wildlife—not adequately addressed