Month: April 2015

Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District’s Board increased the Colorado-Big Thompson Project quota allocation to 70 percent on April 10. With C-BT project storage at an all-time high for April 1, local storage reservoirs above normal […]

Interested in inspiring curiosity for the natural world in children and adults? Larimer County Natural Resources needs new Volunteer Naturalist Assistants to help with guided hikes and school field trips, and to interact with the […]

With Colorado’s snowpack at only 65 percent of average and Red Flag Warnings again in effect throughout much of the state, the Colorado State Forest Service reminds landowners that there’s no better time than now […]

This fall, plains bison will be reintroduced to Soapstone Prairie Natural Area in a partnership between the City of Fort Collins, Colorado State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal Plant Health Inspection Service and Larimer […]

Northeastern Colorado is flush with water so far this year, and expectations are high that those conditions will continue with El Nino back in effect. “We had record storage on Jan. 1, Feb. 1 and […]

If the phrase, “No rate increase,” is music to one’s ears, then electrical customers in Northern Colorado are singing in unison. “In 2015, we were able to hold the line on rates once again,” said […]

The weekend of March 21 saw hundreds of people visit the Pawnee National Grassland, many of them recreationally shooting. With this influx of visitors as the weather warms, it seems like a good time to […]