A new report warns the Colorado River is losing water fast and outlines nine urgent reforms to prevent crisis across the West.
Tag: Glen Canyon Dam
Reclamation resumes cool water flows from Glen Canyon Dam to control invasive bass and protect the humpback chub without disrupting hydropower.
The Bureau of Reclamation and National Park Service have modified a warmwater slough near Glen Canyon Dam to deter invasive smallmouth bass and protect native fish species like the threatened...
Political battles over hydropower, conservation funding, and land protections shape the future of the Colorado River Basin.
Colorado River states struggle with drought, policy delays, and legal threats as negotiations stall over shrinking water resources.
With invasive bass reproduction halted by cold water releases, the Bureau of Reclamation stopped the flow from Lake Powell, safeguarding native species.