Boulder’s mountain lifestyle depends on water: clean creeks, healthy trees, green parks, local businesses, outdoor recreation, and reliable taps at home. In 2026, that water story feels more important than ever. The Colorado River crisis is not just a distant problem for Arizona, Nevada, or California. Boulder is better protected than many communities because of […]

Boulder is starting spring under unusually dry conditions, and as of April 1, 2026, the city has officially entered a Drought Watch. After one of the lowest snowpack winters in recent years across Colorado, with earlier-than-normal snowmelt and limited runoff expected, local officials are encouraging residents to begin conserving water now. The goal is simple: […]