Roaring Fork Conservancy

"After experiencing three of these input sessions and listening to the dialogue, I have come to understand that we are really talking about changing the culture of our relationship to water in the region. We can propose some regulatory changes that could have some impact, but the real change will be based on people hav...ing a different relationship with water and a culture of water responsibility becoming part of our regional ethic. That cannot be mandated."
- Bob Schultz, meeting facilitatorRead More

Lower Roaring Fork & Cattle Creek Watershed Plan Stakeholders Meeting
Oct. 1, 2009 6:30-9:00 pm
Glenwood Springs Community Center
Glenwood Springs, Colorado

Join stakeholders from the Lower Roaring Fork and Cattle Creek
subwatersheds to develop strategies and recommendations to protect and
sustain economic and natural reso...urces (click on map at right). Work
from this meeting will be incorporated into the Roaring Fork Watershed
Plan. Citizen input is vital to this process. For more information on
this meeting, contact Mark Fuller with Ruedi Water & Power
Authority at fulcon@comcast.net or (970) 963-4959. For more information on the watershed planning process visit www.roaringfork.org/watershedplan.Read More

SNOWMASS CREEK FLOWS AND BRUSH CREEK
WATER QUALITY TO BE DISCUSSED AT PUBLIC MEETING
TODAY

Roaring Fork Conservancy invites you to get involved in
your water future at a public meeting on September 24 in Woody Creek. The third of five public meetings
on the Roaring Fork Watershed Plan, this meeting will focus on water re...sources
in the Upper Middle Roaring Fork (Aspen to Basalt) and Snowmass/Capitol Creek
areas. Flows on Snowmass Creek and Brush Creek water quality are among the
topics to be discussed. The meeting will be held at the Aspen Community School starting at 6:30 pm. For more
information on the Roaring Fork Watershed Plan and these public meetings, please
visit www.roaringfork.org/watershedplan.
For directions to the meeting visit www.roaringfork.org.Read More