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Five years ago, you and the Water for Colorado community helped craft a smart, common-sense, conservation-focused plan for our state’s water future in Colorado’s Water Plan. Now, the Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) is beginning the process of updating it, and we need...

Modernize Agriculture. Avoid Trans-Mountain River Water Diversions. Champion Healthy Rivers. Increase Water Conservation. Four points we can ALL get on board with for Colorado’s Water Plan. Take action to let Gov. John Hickenlooper know these conservation essentials must be...

Water solutions aren’t partisan, just ask Senator Reid, Senator Heller and businesses.

A Colorado Water Plan is being drafted that will provide a secure water future for our state only if it makes conservation its cornerstone. This plan is crucial for protecting the future of our rivers — and the wildlife, communities, agriculture and businesses that depend...

9News reporter Maya Rodriguez continues her coverage of the Colorado Water Plan and water issues in the state featuring small businesses owners who rely on healthy and flowing rivers:

It’s not just us here in Colorado, water levels effect our neighbors as well: 89 percent of Arizonans are concerned with low levels of water in rivers according to recent water poll. Post by Water For Colorado. Find out more HERE.

Clean air and water are top factors for living in Colorado and Western states: Post by Water For Colorado. Find out more HERE.

The first draft of Colorado’s Water Plan was presented to Governor John Hickenlooper on December 10, 2014. Additional work will continue in coordination with the Governor’s Office throughout 2015. Check out the timeline.

A draft of the Colorado Water Plan by the Colorado Water Conservation Board is handed over to Gov. John Hickenlooper by CWCB’s boss James Eklund at a Dec. 10 press conference.

Coloradans’ top goals? Denver Broncos in the Super Bowl (509!!) and statewide water conservation. More poll results here: 2015 Poll Results