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A video presentation to the Colorado River Board concerning White Paper 4, Long-range planning of the water supply provided by the Colorado River requires realistic assessments of the impact of a continuation of the current drought that began in 2000

The Returning Rapids Project seeks to document the recovery of river resources. Peter Lefebvre and Mike Dehoff, principal investigators of the project and professional river guides in Moab, Utah, are working to record these changes.

A conversation with Anne Castle, who served as assistant secretary for water and science in the U.S. Department of the Interior from 2009 to 2014.

A conversation with Eric Kuhn, author and Colorado River District General Manager (retired). April 16, 2020.

A presentation by Jack Schmidt, director of the Future of the Colorado River Project and Janet Quinney Lawson Chair in Colorado River Studies

A conversation with Brad Udall, Senior Water & Climate Research Scientist, Colorado Water Institute, Colorado State University in April 2020 on Water and Climate in the 21st Century.

A conversation with Daryl Vigil, Ten Tribes Coalition and Matt McKinney, University of Montana on April 16, 2020.

A conversation with Chris Harris, Executive Director, Colorado River Board of California in April 2020. Water Supply Deficiency Problems of the Colorado River System.

A video presentation by Jack Schmidt, director of the Future of the Colorado River Project and Janet Quinney Lawson Chair in Colorado River Studies.

A white paper where describing how Colorado River stakeholders face many uncertainties—issues like climate change, future water demand, and evolving ecological priorities—and are looking for new tools to help cope.

A new white paper is the first of a series of papers to be produced by the Future of the Colorado River Project that explore alternative management strategies for the Colorado River that might provide benefit to water-supply users and to river ecosystems....

This course combines an overview of the science behind water and climate in the Western United States with a survey of the major legal, political, and cultural issues focused on this precious resource.

The Department of the Interior is conducting the third experimental flow at Glen Canyon Dam since implementing its LTEMP. The goal is to provide enhanced habitat for the lifecycle of aquatic insects that are the primary food source for fish.

On October 13, 2018 we asked national experts -- can you rehabilitate a stressed river ecosystem and still meet the water needs of 40 million people? Find out what they said.

Presentation: Development and Protection of the Colorado River system in Utah – from John Wesley Powell to the future. Utah has long played a central role in shaping the destiny of the Colorado River system.