Why We Work on Water Issues
Free flowing, healthy rivers are the lifeblood of our backcountry landscapes and wildlife. Water is essential to maintaining thriving ecosystems and communities.
For everything from drinking water to agriculture, recreation to healthy ecosystems, clean water from rivers is what sustains us. Protecting our rivers is essential to maintain our region’s environment, public health, and economy.
106
Miles of the Dolores River proposed for protection
6
Watersheds being considered for additional protections
73
Local stakeholders engaged to protect Hermosa Creek