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State of the Blue river |
annual update
Join in-person or via Facebook Live
May 24th, 2022
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Silverthorne Pavilion
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Water is our source of life. In the Western United States, it is heavily monitored, regulated, and desired by all. As we navigate drought conditions in 2022, we must accommodate with actions and adjustments to our water supply, infrastructure, and habitat. The Blue River Watershed Group calls on you to become an educated participant in helping manage our local river.
Presentations will give forecasts of how much water will be in rivers and reservoirs later this summer, how Summit County fits into forecasted shortages facing the larger Colorado River Basin, provided an update on Summit County reservoirs and trans-mountain diversions, and asks you to participate in Blue River planning efforts to assess and sustain this valuable resource and its associated ecosystem.
Colorado River District Event Webpage
Presentations will give forecasts of how much water will be in rivers and reservoirs later this summer, how Summit County fits into forecasted shortages facing the larger Colorado River Basin, provided an update on Summit County reservoirs and trans-mountain diversions, and asks you to participate in Blue River planning efforts to assess and sustain this valuable resource and its associated ecosystem.
Colorado River District Event Webpage
2022 Speaker Presentations and Recordings
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Attorney General
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Colorado Basin View
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Local Blue River Basin
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Opportunity and Action
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2021 PRESENTATIONS & overview
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Watch the video to the left to see the 2021 update of the Blue River Annual Address sponsored by Breckenridge Outfitters and Denver Water.
Click on the links below to view presentations from local, regional, and state experts. |
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DENVER WATER
Nathan Elder Dillon Reservoir Operations Jason Finehout Conservation and communication efforts |
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Header photo courtesy of John Fielder
