People love Colorado. Our iconic mountains, rivers, minerals, plains, communities, forests, snow, wildlife, and wilderness have drawn people by the millions to our centennial state. Our population has ballooned from 1 million in 1930 to over 5 million today, and could nearly double by 2060. Sustaining this growth requires water. With this projected pace of growth, how do we preserve what we love about our state? Colorado’s Water Plan has answers.
Join us for C-9: the Statewide Summit of Colorado's 9 Basin Roundtables. Roundtables and CWCB staff will discuss the integration the Water Plan technical analysis and basin implementation planning. Event is free to CWCB Board, Interbasin Compact Committee, and Roundtable members; $75 registration for others.
November 2017 marked Colorado’s Water Plan two-year anniversary. Many of the goals and objectives may not be realized for decades to come, but a multitude of actions are well underway. Ripple Effects is a report that showcased many collaborative and innovative efforts from the Water Plan's first two years. The update focuses on the specific actions found throughout Colorado's Water Plan and compiled in Appendix H. Check it out!
