Coyote Gulch is written by John Orr. Older Coyote Gulch posts — through February 12, 2009 — are at http://radio.weblogs.com/0101170/.
You can contact John directly at jworr [AT] operamail [DOT] com.
Thanks for coming by. Please feel free to post links and corrections in the comments.
Upcoming conference (April 2-3 in Denver) on water conservation work in Colorado. Check our website for more details.
Keep up the great work very informative site.
How can I monitor flows at Windy Gap?
Jim
Jim,
Try this link to the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District’s operations data.
John Orr
Hey! Just found your blog via examiner.com. I’m excited to find another blog on water issues, a pet interest of mine. The blog looks great! Thanks for your efforts. Keep writing and I’ll keep reading.
~swain
Steve,
Thanks for the kind words. I have no plans to slow down yet so enjoy.
John Orr
An update on our blog for the Boulder Creek Rogers Park projoect.
Another report with more depth. Please feel free to view our blog for other conservation updates for South Boulder Creek and other parts of the Boulder watershed. We will be posting soon announcements of new projects on South Boulder Creek totaling more than $400k in restoration funding.
I’m just curious. Have you heard anything about spillway improvements for Beaver Park Dam in Rio Grande County, northeast of South Fork?
Todd,
I have not. Perhaps the Rio Grande Basin Roundtable kids will know something:
http://ibcc.state.co.us/Basins/RioGrande/
Thanks for asking.
John Orr
Do you offer RSS feeds? I use Google Reader and would like to subscribe to Coyote Gulch there if possible (instead of visiting the site daily).
Thanks, in advance,
Alyson
Alyson,
WordPress (the blogging software I use) has RSS feeds:
feed://coyotegulch.wordpress.com/feed/
You can also scroll down to the bottom of Coyote Gulch and click on a category. There will be an individual RSS feed for each category. For example (for the Flaming Gorge pipeline feed):
feed://coyotegulch.wordpress.com/category/colorado-water/pipeline-projects/flaming-gorge-pipeline/feed/
Thanks.
John Orr
Just wanted to let you know that the Water 101 class in Telluride was in San Miguel — not San Juan — County. Thanks. It was very well attended.
Jenny,
Thanks for catching the typo.
John Orr
Just wanted to thank you for posting water news throughout the State. We are facing water issues in Northeastern Colorado and hope to find a solution soon. I check your site daily, thanks for keeping us up-to-date.
Janelle,
You’re welcome.
Thanks for the kind words.
John Orr
john, i would like to get some info on who might want to help reopen the fishing bridge below dillon dam. thanks for your help. t
Thomas,
That would be good for the community. Have you contacted Silverthorne or Dillon or Summit County? They should be able to steer you in the right direction. I’d also try the local Trout Unlimited chapter:
Gore Range Chapter
President: Andy Gentry
Meetings: Contact President
Contact Info:
Andy Gentry
P.O. Box 513
Frisco, CO 80443
phone: (970) 262-7573
e-mail: andygentry@earthlink.net