Thanks Michael Bennet and Senator Mike Crapo for leading this effort to protect and restore the nation's headwaters and source watersheds! bennet.senate.gov/public/index.c…

Conservation Groups applaud newly introduced Headwaters Protection Act which would invest in America’s forests & watersheds. bit.ly/3NhROKl

YOUR DENVER NUGGETS ARE THE 2023 NBA CHAMPIONS 🏆 #bRINGItIn

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Promising to see that the Bureau of Reclamation notice include the opportunity for a more holistic approach to Colorado River management that focuses on the long- term sustainability of both people and natural environment, minimizes system vulnerability, and increases system resiliency.

House version of the Headwaters Protection Act which would reauthorize the Forest Service's Water Source Protection Program, is introduced with bipartisan support! Thank you to Reps Costa and Valadao for taking steps to support watersheds and wildlife costa.house.gov/media/press-re…

Marcus Smart’s veteran leadership in Memphis

“We were not excited about Sackett,” Funk said. “But we’re glad Colorado is doing something about it.” watereducationcolorado.org/fresh-water-ne…

Novelly also once brought Thomas to “Alligator” Ron Bergeron’s ranch/wildlife preserve on the edge of the Everglades. Inside, there’s an 1800s-style saloon. Bergeron is one of the biggest developers in Florida. He took the justice on an airboat tour.

Well I guess we know why Justice Thomas really hates wetlands then

We can make a lasting impact. The Bureau of Land Management - National has a critical role to play in conserving & restoring land & water resources & building drought resilience. TRCP is working w/ partners like Trout Unlimited to work w/ the BLM to maximize investments. bit.ly/3OFbEjA

My colleague wrote a great op-ed in the Albuquerque Journal outlining the opportunities to utilize Bureau of Reclamation IRA funding to begin to address the water resource challenges facing the Rio Grande while benefiting fish and wildlife abqjournal.com/opinion/long-t…

At one time beavers numbered in the hundreds of millions. But their fur proved valuable enough to trappers that the North American beaver population dropped to near-extinction levels. Now, the plucky rodents have made a comeback. cbsn.ws/3Rlp4Tx

My bud Jordan Trout Unlimited chatting BDAs, resilience, Colorado River, co-benefits, and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Let's keep up the good work! sltrib.com/news/environme…