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Colorado Trout Unlimited

June 11, 2019

June Currents Newsletter

Colorado Trout Unlimited

June 11, 2019

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Did you know? From eggs to fry, students in Trout in the Classroom programs get to raise trout while learning about ecosystems and water resources. By the end of the year, they release their trout in a state-approved stream! To learn more, see the Yo

Last week, we joined a special ribbon cutting ceremony for the long-awaited Colorado River Connectivity Channel Project, which built a natural stream channel around Windy Gap Reservoir Dam to reconnect the river and reduce the dam’s impacts on

Colorado Trout Unlimited is urging its members and supporters in the City and County of Denver to vote no on Initiated Ordinance 308 this year, the proposed Denver Fur Ban.

Did you know? The fishing industry many years ago agreed to federal excise t

Colorado TU encourages a YES vote on Proposition JJ.

The Colorado Water Plan embraces four key values for our state’s vital water resources – a productive economy supporting vibrant cities, agriculture, recreation and tourism; efficient

On Tuesday, Sept. 17, in an effort to restore native cutthroat populations in the headwaters of the Williams Fork River, Colorado Parks and Wildlife stocked 480 Trojan male or YY brook trout into Bobtail and Steelman creeks.

“This is a pretty

Colorado TU is urging its members and supporters in the City and County of Denver to vote no on Initiated Ordinance 308 this year, the proposed Denver Fur Ban. While farming of fur bearing animals and sale of luxury fur apparel are not coldwater cons

The Sig and Relay Creeks Aquatic Organismal Passage (AOP) project has been successfully
completed, thanks to the collaborative efforts of Trout Unlimited (TU), San Juan National Forest
(SJNF), Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), and Medved Global. T

Mark your calendars! The annual Colorado Trout Unlimited Rendezvous is happening from Nov 1st-3rd at Hotel Colorado!

Highlights include:
- Project support and funding
- Unified outreach and branding
- Agency partnerships
- Water protection and qual

Did you know? From eggs to fry, students in Trout in the Classroom programs get to raise trout while learning about ecosystems and water resources. By the end of the year, they release their trout in a state-approved stream! To learn more, see the Yo

Last week, we joined a special ribbon cutting ceremony for the long-awaited Colorado River Connectivity Channel Project, which built a natural stream channel around Windy Gap Reservoir Dam to reconnect the river and reduce the dam’s impacts on

Colorado Trout Unlimited is urging its members and supporters in the City and County of Denver to vote no on Initiated Ordinance 308 this year, the proposed Denver Fur Ban.

Did you know? The fishing industry many years ago agreed to federal excise t

Colorado TU encourages a YES vote on Proposition JJ.

The Colorado Water Plan embraces four key values for our state’s vital water resources – a productive economy supporting vibrant cities, agriculture, recreation and tourism; efficient

On Tuesday, Sept. 17, in an effort to restore native cutthroat populations in the headwaters of the Williams Fork River, Colorado Parks and Wildlife stocked 480 Trojan male or YY brook trout into Bobtail and Steelman creeks.

“This is a pretty

Colorado TU is urging its members and supporters in the City and County of Denver to vote no on Initiated Ordinance 308 this year, the proposed Denver Fur Ban. While farming of fur bearing animals and sale of luxury fur apparel are not coldwater cons

The Sig and Relay Creeks Aquatic Organismal Passage (AOP) project has been successfully
completed, thanks to the collaborative efforts of Trout Unlimited (TU), San Juan National Forest
(SJNF), Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), and Medved Global. T

Mark your calendars! The annual Colorado Trout Unlimited Rendezvous is happening from Nov 1st-3rd at Hotel Colorado!

Highlights include:
- Project support and funding
- Unified outreach and branding
- Agency partnerships
- Water protection and qual

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