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Listen All around Colorado new collaborations are emerging around water storage and water use. From Steamboat Springs to the San Luis Valley, different water interests are working together to increase flow in rivers and streams, benefiting local economies, local water tables and aquatic life. |
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Take the Next Step: Read & Discuss
The Colorado Foundation for Water Education wants to help you speak fluently about reservoirs and innovative partnerships. Check out the following:
- Rethinking Reservoirs, Your Water Colorado Blog, Here's your chance to share thoughts about these cooperative deals, or share your experiences-- comment on the blog.
- Water in the Bank with water storage becoming more critical than ever, Colorado's Rio Grande Basin moves to capitalize on existing reservoirs, Headwaters magazine, Summer 2013
- Eagle Signs the Colorado River Cooperative Agreement, Your Water Colorado Blog, February 2012
- Phoning for Flows On the Colorado River where timing is everything, reservoir operators work behind the scenes to tweak flows for fish, Headwaters magazine, Summer 2011
- A Really Good Model The intergovernmental agreement on the Arkansas , Headwaters magazine, Fall 2007
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