• Aspen Journalism. With a dedicated water desk, this is the best source of up-to-date news on water issues in the QQ Region.
  • Coyote Gulch compiles water, climate, and public lands-related news from many sources.
  • WATER EDUCATION COLORADO offers several resources:
    • Fresh Water News, a new compilation of water news from Colorado and around the West from Water Education Colorado.
    • For more in depth coverage of water issues, WeCO offers their Headwaters magazine to members or by subscription.
    • WeCO also offers Citizen Guides for purchase on topics such as transmountain diversions, water quality, water law, interstate compacts, and water conservation.
  • The Hutchins Water Center at Colorado Mesa University sends out regional news, events, conferences, and job postings in its e-newsletter.  Sign up at bottom of their homepage.
  • Writer John Fleck’s blog is a good source of regional water news and reflection.
  • Circle of Blue provides western-speicifc, national, and worldwide water news, and you can sign up for targeted emails such as their Federal Water Tap.
  • Brown & Caldwell (large engineering consulting firm) offers great Western-specific and national water news via email. Subscribe here.
  • Colorado Water Law Basics:
  • Member update and intro to stream management planning in the headwaters, by Lane Wyatt. Jan 14, 2019.
EPA 5 year Review Report for French Gulch 2015
  • Colorado Water Congress winter and summer conferences, January and August. Winter in Denver, August in the mountains.
  • Sustaining Colorado Watersheds Conference, October.
  • Colorado River District annual seminar. Third Friday in September.
  • Hutchins Water Center at Colorado Mesa University Upper Colorado Basin Water Forum. First week in November.
  • Water Education Colorado offers an annual Water Leaders in-depth training and development program for water professionals as well as a Water Fluency training on all things water aimed at elected officials.