More than a year after a landmark $100 million environmental settlement designed to improve the Poudre River was OK’d, little ...

An otherwise dismal snow year in Colorado has one clear upside: At least the snow that has fallen on the state isn’t dusty.

Aspen Journalism reports that a local activist is seeking a new form of protection for the Roaring Fork River, known as a “rights of nature” designation. The idea is that nature, or ecosystems, have ...

Source New Mexico reports that Governor Lujan has signed a bill that will raise fines for water code violations to $3,400 a day, the first increase since 1907, when the fee was set at $100 per day.

Colorado Public Radio reports that cross country ski areas in Colorado and across the West are being pushed to the brink as the snow drought continues. Read more on this story here.