WRA. Water Resources
Found in 134 Collections and/or Records:
Records of DARCA
The Ditch and Reservoir Company Alliance (DARCA) was created in November 2001 in Silverthorne, Colorado. DARCA is a non-profit trade organization dedicated to assisting Colorado's ditch and reservoir companies, lateral ditch companies, irrigation districts, and all other types of private ditch associations. The collection includes meeting minutes, brochures, convention programs, and newsletters.
Records of Friends of the Poudre
Records of GASP
Records of Save the Poudre: Poudre Waterkeeper
The mission of this non-profit organization is to 'protect and restore the Cache la Poudre River.' The group comments on proposed water development projects, sponsors river clean ups, and interacts with the media and citizens. The collection consists of downloads of their website and emails. It is entirely digital.
Records of the American Public Works Association, Colorado Chapter
Records of the American Water Foundation
Records of the Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet and Irrigated Land Company
Records of the Central Colorado Water Conservancy District
Records of the Colorado Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Records of the Colorado Division of Water Resources
Colorado is divided into water divisions and districts, and local water commissioners closely monitor their areas. The collection contains water commissioner field books, which detail water amounts in ditches and reservoirs in the South Platte River Basin for Division 1, District 64.
Records of the Colorado Office of the Attorney General
Records of the Colorado Water Resources Research Institute
Records of the Consolidated Home Supply Ditch and Reservoir Company
Records of the Ditch Project
The Ditch Project, in 2009, brought together historians, scientists, and other artists to examine the history of Boulder, Colorado's irrigation ditches. This effort took the form of three extensive exhibits featuring artwork, photo essays, and educational materials about ditches, as well as a public symposium and a website (http://bcn.boulder.co.us/basin/ditchproject/). The collection is comprised entirely of electronic documents, maps, and photographs.