Free summer outdoor education classes initiated at the River Stop for local youth
https://www.postindependent.com/news/middle-colorado-watershed-council-offers-free-summer-classes-for-youth/
https://www.postindependent.com/news/middle-colorado-watershed-council-offers-free-summer-classes-for-youth/
Middle Colorado Watershed Council worked with Colorado Natural Heritage Program to develop a new app that tracks five non-native fish species that harm the environment, three mollusks, a crayfish and one plant species.
In order to create a fire-resilient community without borders, the Roaring Fork Wildfire Collaborative agreement was signed by 18 agencies throughout the Roaring Fork.
Town Administrator Jeff Layman just recently warned residents that if Silt doesn’t replace its current system with about a $28 million new water treatment center, things could get dicey.
Take time to read the plan on how Colorado plans to manage this important natural resource. Public Comments Until Sept. 30.
What is a dead pool?
Silt completes launch area and parking lot expansion.