by Ed Dentry - Rocky Mountain News Outdoor Columnist http://www.rockymountainnews.com/news/2008/mar/05/dentry-anglers-can-anticipate-high-water-after/
Lawmakers Encouraged To go With Flow
(Ft. Collins Coloradoan Editorial Supports legislation championed by TU - tk) House Bill 1280 helps boost stream flows without penalizing water users
http://www.coloradoan.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080302/OPINION01/803020339/1014/CUSTOMERSERVICE02
Assembly Working on (Outdoors) Bills
By Charlie MeyersDenver Post Outdoors Editor
Three bills relating directly to outdoor affairs remain active in the Colorado General Assembly, although one appears to be hanging by a thread. (The good news is that a CTU endorsed bill is on track - tk)
Farmers would rather lease rights than sell
Survey on South Platte bodes well for programs like proposed Super Ditch
By CHRIS WOODKA THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
Why Save Water? More Ag Incentives Needed
(Colorado seems to be getting serious about agricultural water conservation! - tk) By CHRIS WOODKA THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
[Colorado Springs] Utilities’ water plan wins bureau’s favor
by Pam Zubeck - Colorado Springs Gazette (A status report and backgrounder on the proposed Southern Delivery System, which would bring water from Pueblo Reservoir to Colorado Springs)
http://www.gazette.com/articles/city_33690___article.html/pueblo_water.html
New water director at home in job
Jennifer Gimbal's primary aim is to balance supply issues with conservation goals.
By CHRIS WOODKA THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
Dry Gulch Reservoir litigation continues, briefs filed
As litigation surrounding the Dry Gulch Reservoir continues, two local water districts and Trout Unlimited (TU) have now filed response briefs with District Court, Water Division Seven, State of Colorado.
CTU VP Named to Gov's Forest Council
Neubecker Named to New Forest Council Aspen Times Staff Report
Grand County locals among proponents of instream flow laws
And TU member Kirk Klancke is right up front. http://www.skyhidailynews.com/article/20080207/NEWS/76165476
