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In collaboration with Denver Botanic Gardens, the 900 square-foot Low Traffic and Residential Right of Way planting design provide year-round color and interest while utilizing plants tolerant of

In collaboration with Denver Botanic Gardens, the 800 square-foot Median planting designs and 450 square-foot Right of Way planting designs provide year-round color and interest while utilizing

Northern Water has released its Annual Report, highlighting the activities of the organization in 2024 and offering a glimpse into 2025.

Cyanobacteria, also called blue-green algae, are naturally present in lakes and reservoirs. Under certain conditions, such as warm temperatures, calm water and elevated nutrient levels, cyanobacteria

C-BT Project water is one resource that helps keep the region’s economy stable and productive now and into the future.

Water temperature is one of the most important factors influencing the health of rivers and streams. Temperature affects the growth, reproduction, metabolism, and survival of aquatic plants and

The Colorado-Big Thompson (C-BT) Project provides supplemental water to Northeastern Colorado, where native water supplies are often insufficient to fulfill all of the region’s water needs. Each

The Colorado-Big (C-BT) Thompson and Windy Gap project service area covers more than 2,574 square miles, including an extensive network of lakes, reservoirs, rivers and canals. Protecting water

Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) — including invasive plants, animals and pathogens — pose a serious threat to the health of Colorado’s lakes, reservoirs, rivers and streams. Species such as zebra and

Northern Water officially distributes, receives and awards bids and requests for proposals exclusively through the Rocky Mountain E-Purchasing System. Rocky Mountain E-Purchasing System is a regional