Nov 21, 2022 | Arizona, Fill Lake Powell, Link, Motorboat, National Park Service, Nevada, Personal Watercraft, River Raft/Kayak/Canoe
The National Park Service which manages Lake Mead has released its Sustainable Low Water Access Plan. We want the NPS to hear from recreation users and let them know the importance that recreation provides on Lake Mead, not just for entertainment but for natural and...
Oct 17, 2022 | Action Alert, ATV, Dispersed Camping, Mountain Biking, Nevada, Overlanding, SXS
Logandale in Southern Nevada is seeing several plan proposals and changes that will affect the future of OHV use. Thanks to our members, in 2021 we submitted comments encouraging the BLM to protect current OHV access. This is a popular area for OHV use and events such...
Aug 11, 2022 | Arizona, California, Colorado, Fill Lake Powell, Motorboat, National Park Service, Nevada, New Mexico, Personal Watercraft, River Raft/Kayak/Canoe, Utah, Wyoming
Read Our Full Analysis Recently the Bureau of Reclamation which oversees Lake Powell and the other reservoirs within the Colorado River Basin hosted two public meetings to inform the public of future plans to address the future management plans for the Colorado River....
Aug 10, 2022 | Arizona, California, Colorado, Fill Lake Powell, Motorboat, National Park Service, Nevada, New Mexico, Personal Watercraft, Press Release, River Raft/Kayak/Canoe, Uncategorized, Utah, Wyoming
For Immediate Release Pocatello, ID – Today BlueRibbon Coalition announced the release of their plan to Fill Lake Powell.The plan is called Path to 3588, and it discusses the reasonable changes we would need to make in the Colorado River Basin to ensure that the...
May 31, 2022 | Arizona, California, Colorado, Fill Lake Powell, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming
The ongoing drought has forced everybody to think more creatively and cooperatively than ever before when it comes to managing the Colorado River. As the states (and other parties at the table) get together to re-imagine how the Colorado River watershed...
May 25, 2022 | Arizona, California, Colorado, Fill Lake Powell, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming
One of the key principles of Fill Lake Powell is to achieve and maintain a target lake elevation of 3588 feet above sea level by Water Year 2026.  This elevation was chosen because it would allow existing recreational infrastructure to operate, including the Castle...
