Our board just unanimously finalized the 2023 Colorado Water Plan! Our plan targets specific, key actions to contribute to a stronger, more water-resilient Colorado.
More details here: https://t.co/AhU2ECCXzm
At today's CWCB Board meeting, listen/watch for updates on #coriver, basin roundtables & final consideration of #cowaterplan#coleg
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New Seasonal Drought Outlook by @NOAA’s @NWSCPC
A potentially robust monsoon may help the Southwest. The East, S. LA, C. AK, and PR may also improve.
Drought may develop in CO, parts of the Plains, and an area running from the Midwest to the South.
Otherwise, drought persists.
One of the most poignant and necessary drought reporting pieces I've read since The Splotch set in last year. Thank you @Greeneindenver for putting into words the tightly woven fabric of ecosystem health and mental health for landscape-based communities.
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Learn how Snotel experts measure snowpack and snow water equivalency, and then use this information in streamflow forecasts. Register @ https://t.co/6O14FzCPRl
Nearly $1 million now available to respond to the #COVID19 emergency needs of #Colorado’s farmers, ranchers, processors & more. We are proud to be part of this funding to help our communities across #Colorado.
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#Drought news: Some small D3 (Extreme Drought) to D2 (Severe Drought) changes in central #Colorado due to beneficial storm totals in Huerfano and Costilla counties, and near #FortCollins and #Boulder areas https://t.co/ca0GVPe8Lc
PHOTO SUBMISSION CALL: are you a journalist or citizen with high quality Colorado images that convey climate action or drought? Please contact me! A web project could use your help (with credit of course)! @COEnergyOffice@CWCB_DNR@DHSEM@coagriculture1
I don't know who needs this right now, but @KelseyHammon2 got this shot of Ennis the donkey being reunited with his owner and actually you know what, we all need this right now