On December 10, a draft of Colorado's Water Plan was formally presented to Governor Hickenlooper - and will no undergo a renewed round of public input and 
revision with plans to finalize it by late 2015. The Plan talks about the strategies Colorado should use to meet its future water demands for cities, industry, agriculture, recreation and the environment. It will set the tone for how Colorado addresses its water challenges - whether there is an emphasis on sustainability, aggressive water conservation, and healthy rivers and landscapes - or emphasis on more dry-up of Colorado's rivers and its irrigated farmlands. Colorado's sportsmen want to see our values reflected in the Plan.
Governor Hickenlooper has said that every conversation about water should start with conservation. Tell him yourself why conserving the health of rivers is important to you!
Click here now to weigh in now on the vision for Colorado's water future that you want to support!
This is just the first draft of the first Colorado Water Plan. We have one year to try to secure a healthy future for our rivers for fish, and for people.
You can learn more and read the draft Colorado Water Plan online by clicking here and by visiting Colorado's Water Plan website.
