The Yampa-White-Green Basin covers roughly 10,500 square miles in northwest Colorado and south-central Wyoming. The largest cities or towns in the basin are Steamboat Springs (pop. 10,402) and Craig (pop. 9,185).
This basin is projected to increase in municipal and industrial (M&I) water demand between 23,000 acre feet (AF) and 39,000 AF by 2050 with passive conservation included.
Priorities
- Address potential energy development needs
- Ensure endangered species’ needs do not negatively impact future in-basin uses
- Address compact delivery impacts to existing and future in-basin water rights
- Address potential agricultural firming needs
- Ensure adequate water for future needs
- M&I
- Agricultural
- Environmental
- Recreational
Organization
| Meetings |
Bi-monthly starting in January |
|---|---|
| Leadership |
Chair: Alden Vanden Brink Vice-Chairs: Tim Winkler IBCC Representatives: Jeff Meyer and Ken Brenner Recorder: Katie Camblin |
| Roundtable Governance |
There are currently 26 voting members of the Yampa/White BRT |
Contact the Yampa-White-Green BRT
Colorado Water Conservation Board
1313 Sherman Street, Room 718
Denver, CO 80203
Chairperson: Alden Vanden Brink
WSRF Contact: Steve Hinkemeyer
Phone: 970-824-4401