Wildcat Creek Receives Restoration Work

Wildcat Creek, home to genetically unique Colorado River Cutthroat trout population, faced a pressing need for preservation amid the looming threat of climate-induced aridification. Recognizing the stream's vulnerability to de-watering, Dolores River Anglers Chapter of TU, Colorado Parks & Wildlife, and the San Juan National Forest collaborated with the Upper Dolores Stream Protection Working Group to employ Low-tech, Process-based Stream Restoration (LTPB).

Trout In The Classroom Eggs Have Hatched

We are thrilled to announce that 65 TIC tanks across Colorado received Rainbow Trout eggs, donated by CPW’s Crystal River Hatchery, in late October. These eggs have now hatched and are in their alevin stage! Check out some of our outstanding TIC Sites and Students as they celebrate this incredible program!

Progress on Clear Form E Muddy Creek Barrier Project

This year, after over 6 years of planning, work began on a protective barrier on the Clear Fork of East Muddy Creek northwest of Paonia in Gunnison County where approximately 13 miles of green lineage Colorado River Cutthroat Trout (CRCT) habitat will be restored.

CTU 2023 Awards Announced

At the Rendezvous in Glenwood Springs, winners were recognized for the annual Colorado TU Awards. Congratulations to the chapters and individuals who were recognized for their contributions to coldwater conservation and community!

Take Action - Protect Colorado Wetlands and Headwaters

In May, the US Supreme Court issued a ruling that sharply reduced Clean Water Act protections for wetlands that are vital to healthy and functioning watersheds. Please take a moment to ask Governor Jared Polis to ensure that the State takes on this responsibility so that state water quality protections are applied to keep our headwater streams and wetlands intact.

Featured Partner: Wright Water Engineers, Inc. 

Wright Water Engineers, Inc. (WWE) is an engineering consulting firm specializing in water resources and environmental services. WWE was chosen through a Request for Proposal (RFP) process and serves as the primary engineer for the Middle Colorado Agriculture Collaborative. The collaborative is presently directing its efforts towards four projects in Elk Creek and one in Canyon Creek, both of which are tributaries to the mainstem of the Colorado River near New Castle.