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Colorado Trout Unlimited has over 10,000 members representing 23 chapters across the state. They act as advocates and conservators for their home rivers, conducting projects in stream restoration, water quality protection, and more. The on-the-ground, grassroots efforts of our members and volunteers are what sets CTU apart from most other conservation groups.
Colorado Trout Unlimited is an extraordinarily effective conservation organization whose resume includes defeating harmful dam and diversion projects, passing important stream flow legislation, spearheading youth conservation education, protecting water quality, improving drought-stricken rivers, promoting water conservation, restoring native trout, and much more.
Though perhaps best known for its role in defeating the Two Forks Dam proposal in 1980, Colorado Trout Unlimited’s influence can be seen on hundreds of miles of rivers ranging from Durango to Denver to Fort Collins.
Our blog serves as the news and information hub for the Colorado Trout Unlimited community. The contributions are from and for people with National Trout Unlimited, Colorado Trout Unlimited, and local chapters of Colorado Trout Unlimited. We encourage all members to read and post often!
As TU leaders, we recognize the importance of diversity among our membership – not just in the sense of racial
Aquatic nuisance species (ANS) pose a significant threat to Colorado’s waterways. These species can cause considerable damage to water infrastructure,
Join us “behind the fin” with TU volunteer Anna Dexler-Dreis from Grand County. How long have you been a TU
On September 7, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission unanimously approved the Fish and Wildlife Mitigation and Enhancement Plans for
Colorado TU is seeking an energetic, reliable self-starter with strong communications and social skills to facilitate and improve our internal
By: Dennis Cook, Rocky Mountain Flycasters Chapter of TU, and Dan Omasta, Colorado TU Many youngsters want – but often
Whether you are writing to your legislators, voting on water legislation, or volunteering at an event, you can make a difference. Become a member and get involved!
Colorado Trout Unlimited is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and the Colorado afilliate of Trout Unlimited recognized by Charity Navigator as a four-star charity. Your donations are 100% tax-deductible. Thank you for your generous support!
Four open enrollment volunteer workdays to do restoration and drainage stabilization around High Drive to protect the creek from sediment.Read the Rest >>
