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The Western Colorado Conservation Corps scores $10,000 for restoration along the Colorado River mainstem
From the Summit County Citizens Voice (Bob Berwyn): The Western Colorado Conservation Corps will partner with the Bureau of Land Management to remove invasive tamarisk and Russian olive trees from the… more →
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The Western Colorado Conservation Corps scores $10,000 for restoration along the Colorado River mainstem
wrote 3 weeks ago: From the Summit County Citizens Voice (Bob Berwyn): The Western Colorado Conservation Corps will par … more →
The Center for Biological Diversity files an intent to sue the USDA over management of the tamarisk leaf beetle
wrote 2 months ago: From the Summit County Citizens Voice (Bob Berwyn): Along with Maricopa Audubon, the CBD last week f … more →
CMU: River Crossings Conference will highlight emerging issues in riparian restoration and river management
wrote 2 months ago: Click here for the inside skinny from Colorado Mesa University. It sounds like a terrific program. H … more →
The Middle Colorado River Watershed Partnership is hosting a public educational field tour on November 28
wrote 6 months ago: From the Middle Colorado River Watershed Partnership: The Leadership Committee will be meeting at th … more →
Tamarisk control: The leaf beetle for biocontrol program is yielding good results
wrote 10 months ago: From the Summit County Citizens Voice (Bob Berwyn): Efforts to control invasive tamarisk plants alon … more →
Drought news: Northern Colorado officials are examining removal of streamside vegetation to increase supplies #CODrought
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wrote 10 months ago: From The Greeley Tribune (Eric Brown): Estimates show that trees and shrubs lining the South Platte … more →
The Dolores River below McPhee is part of Interior's 'America's Great Outdoors Highlighted River Projects'
wrote 12 months ago: Here’s the link to the Department of Interior’s America’s Great Outdoors Highlight … more →
An October tamarisk control operation on the North Fork of the Gunnison River used cutting and herbicide treatments
wrote 1 year ago: From the Delta County Independent (Kathy Browning): On Oct. 21, volunteers worked on a half-mile of … more →
Tamarisk control: Federal, state and local officials complete clearing 3,000 acres in the Arkansas River valley near the Kansas border
wrote 2 years ago: From The Pueblo Chieftain (Chris Woodka): “Some people ask why we’re starting at the bottom when it … more →
Tamarisk control: The Tamarisk Coalition scores $25,000 from Xcel
wrote 2 years ago: From the Grand Junction Free Press: The Tamarisk Coalition will be accepting $25,000 from the Xcel E … more →
Arkansas Valley: Colorado Water Supply Reserve Account distribution recap
wrote 2 years ago: From The Pueblo Chieftain (Chris Woodka): In 2006, SB179 had created the Water Supply Reserve Accoun … more →
Montezuma County: Tamarisk forum recap
wrote 2 years ago: From the Cortez Journal (Kimberly Benedict): The evening forum, held at the Calvin Denton Room at Em … more →
Montezuma County: Tamarisk control update
wrote 2 years ago: From the Cortez Journal (Melinda Green): The beetle is working in McElmo Canyon, stripping the leave … more →
Tamarisk control: Timpas Creek Riparian Restoration Project update
wrote 2 years ago: From the La Junta Tribune-Democrat (Bette McFarren): The object of the letter and the grant is to ob … more →
Southwestern willow flycatcher boots tamarisk leaf beetles from 13 states
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wrote 2 years ago: From The Aspen Times (Mead Gruver): The USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service last week fo … more →
Tamarisk control: Tamarisk leaf beetle release in Grand Junction
wrote 2 years ago: From The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel: The city of Grand Junction removed tamarisk and foster … more →
Tamarisk control: Leaf beetle introductions in Southwestern Colorado workshop Saturday, June 19
wrote 2 years ago: From The Telluride Watch: The Colorado Native Plant Society hosts a free seminar and field tri … more →
Tamarisk control: Tamarisk consumptive use is on a par with native cottonwoods and willows
wrote 2 years ago: From The Durango Herald (Dale Rodebaugh): …decades and millions of dollars of eradicatio … more →
Tamarisk control: The Lower Arkansas Valley Water Conservancy District ponies up $36,000 for herbicide operations
wrote 3 years ago: From The Pueblo Chieftain (Chris Woodka): One of the largest tamarisk removal projects in the … more →
