A recent publication in the Journal of the American Water Resources Association: Champions and Traditional Technocrats: The Role of Environmental Value Orientation in Stormwater Management.

An op-ed in Colorado Politics on why it is important to fund a statewide turf replacement program (HB22-1151) and help reduce urban water use in Colorado. In June, House Bill 22-1151 was signed into law! Colorado Water Conservation Board is developing a Turf Replacement Program for Colorado using the allocated $2 million, with FAQs here.

Students Dixie Poteet and Sam Carles Pedroza make learning fun for local fifth graders at the Poudre River Investigators field trip to the Environmental Learning Center by demonstrating the consequences of water flow.

Awarded the Meroney Family Chi Epsilon Teaching Award.

Today the Colorado House is hearing a bill to create a statewide turf replacement program (HB22-1151). I have an op-ed in Colorado Politics on why it is important to fund this program and help reduce urban water use in Colorado. Coloradoans can send a message to their elected leaders to support this bill with Western Resources Advocates’ action.

Abdullah Al Fatta

Quantifying Contributions of Water Sources to Urban Streams and Temporal Variation Using Multiyear Analysis of Water Stable Isotopes.

Ben Choat

Towards Timely Policy-Relevant Analysis of the Return on Investment from Ecosystem Services in the South Platte River Basin.

Identifying Important Drivers of Water Yield Across Spatial and Temporal Scales and Most Appropriate Methods for Prediction.

Dixie Poteet, 2nd Place Winner

Semi-Arid Rangeland to New Houses: Behavior of a Non-Perenneal Stream.

A recent publication by Hopkins et al. (2022) in Freshwater Science: Lessons learned from 20 y of monitoring suburban development with distributed stormwater management in Clarksburg, Maryland, USA

USGS summary: Unique 20-year study assesses ecosystem response to different types of stormwater management

A recent publication in the Journal of the American Water Resources Association: Champions and Traditional Technocrats: The Role of Environmental Value Orientation in Stormwater Management.

An op-ed in Colorado Politics on why it is important to fund a statewide turf replacement program (HB22-1151) and help reduce urban water use in Colorado. In June, House Bill 22-1151 was signed into law! Colorado Water Conservation Board is developing a Turf Replacement Program for Colorado using the allocated $2 million, with FAQs here.

Students Dixie Poteet and Sam Carles Pedroza make learning fun for local fifth graders at the Poudre River Investigators field trip to the Environmental Learning Center by demonstrating the consequences of water flow.

Awarded the Meroney Family Chi Epsilon Teaching Award.

Today the Colorado House is hearing a bill to create a statewide turf replacement program (HB22-1151). I have an op-ed in Colorado Politics on why it is important to fund this program and help reduce urban water use in Colorado. Coloradoans can send a message to their elected leaders to support this bill with Western Resources Advocates’ action.

Abdullah Al Fatta

Quantifying Contributions of Water Sources to Urban Streams and Temporal Variation Using Multiyear Analysis of Water Stable Isotopes.

Ben Choat

Towards Timely Policy-Relevant Analysis of the Return on Investment from Ecosystem Services in the South Platte River Basin.

Identifying Important Drivers of Water Yield Across Spatial and Temporal Scales and Most Appropriate Methods for Prediction.

Dixie Poteet, 2nd Place Winner

Semi-Arid Rangeland to New Houses: Behavior of a Non-Perenneal Stream.

A recent publication by Hopkins et al. (2022) in Freshwater Science: Lessons learned from 20 y of monitoring suburban development with distributed stormwater management in Clarksburg, Maryland, USA

USGS summary: Unique 20-year study assesses ecosystem response to different types of stormwater management