US EditionBureau of Land Management restores significant water right north of Silverton: Mineral Point Ditch once diverted 11 cubic feet per second from #AnimasRiver — The #Durango Herald
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Bureau of Land Management restores significant water right north of Silverton: Mineral Point Ditch once diverted 11 cubic feet per second from #AnimasRiver — The #Durango Herald
The “Bonita Peak Mining District” superfund site. Map via the Environmental Protection Agency Click the link to read the article on The Durango Herald website (Reuben M. Schafir) Here’s an excerpt: April 29, 2025 The Bureau of Land Management is restoring up to 11 cubic feet per second of water previously diverted to the Uncompahgre River Basin back to the headwaters of the Animas River north of Silverton. That’s a win for fish, other aquatic w…
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