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“The 15 Northern Integrated Supply Project participants and Northern Water are disappointed in the City of Fort Collins’ staff report.

Officials from the Army Corps of Engineers have released a Final Environmental Impact Statement.

If the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers does not approve a permit to construct NISP, an additional 100 square miles could dry up.

Colorado business leaders, chamber members, residents and public officials will gather May 19 to show their support for NISP.

The Northern Integrated Supply Project (NISP) offers more than a reliable water supply for Northern Colorado’s growing communities. The project will

Alamosa rancher and Colorado Farm Bureau President Don Shawcroft had strong words for Save the Poudre.

Action 22, the largest advocacy organization in Southern Colorado, has joined its counterparts in the state to support NISP.

An enterprise as complex as the Northern Integrated Supply Project requires a variety of federal, state, county and local permits.

The Northern Integrated Supply Project (NISP) will deliver up to 40,000 acre-feet of new, reliable water annually to water providers across the

The conclusion of the federal litigation against the NISP permit means the project can move forward more rapidly toward construction.