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The Colorado River Collaborative
The lifeblood of the American West is in crisis, due to climate change, drought, growth and overuse. Newsrooms are working together to explain how Utahns are impacted by the river, its tributaries and destinations — and how they can address a dwindling water supply.

The Colorado River Collaborative

We are an extension of the award-winning Great Salt Lake Collaborative. Utah member newsrooms will pool resources for more in-depth coverage with one goal in mind: to educate and inform people about the importance of the river, what’s at stake and what can be done to make a difference.

 

 

Latest Colorado River News

St. George News

08-06-2025 by Alysha Lundgren

With drought exacerbating Cedar Valley's water troubles, Cedar City officials are encouraging residents to conserve. Jonathan Stathis, a c

KUER

08-04-2025 by David Condos

Killing a tamarisk tree is a tough job. Unless you’re a hungry tamarisk beetle. Then it’s just lunch. In their native Asia, the trees an

St. George News

07-29-2025 by Stephanie DeGraw

As the Colorado River faces historically low levels, Native American tribes that have depended on its life-sustaining waters for generations

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