Nov 24 | Fracking Along the Colorado
by Zak Podmore | 1
Zak Podmore reports on how hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking”, impacts water use and the environment along the Colorado River. Continue reading
by Zak Podmore | 1
Zak Podmore reports on how hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking”, impacts water use and the environment along the Colorado River. Continue reading
by Susan Hollingsworth | 3
Cheers echoed while others sat in silent disbelief, both reactions to the joy we all felt for finally experiencing the new White Salmon River. Continue reading
by Zak Podmore | 1
Zak Podmore reports on how healthy rivers pump billions of dollars into the U.S. economy through recreational opportunities like rafting, fishing and whitewater parks. A swarm of yellow life jackets pours out of rafts on the Colorado River and … Continue reading
by Zak Podmore | 1
Whatever it is that draws people to our public lands – be it a scenic mountain trail, a prime fishing hole, a slope of fresh snow, or a series of rapids – isn’t always what stays with us when we return to civilization. Continue reading
by Zak Podmore | 1
“Where’s the river?” I shout to Will Stauffer-Norris from where I stand among broken beer bottles and tire tracks crisscrossing a dried mud flat in northern Mexico. “I think we just crossed it,” Stauffer-Norris replies, gazing down at the GPS in his hands. Continue reading
Gallery: Will Stauffer-Norris and Zak Podmore (Remains of a River) spent the summer following the Colorado River from its origins high in Rocky Mountain National Park. Continue reading
After 113 days the Remains of a River crew’s magnificent adventure comes to an end. They’ve traversed the Colorado River from its source to the Sea of Cortez. Continue reading
For the first time after portaging around a dam, Will and Zak are confused. Where did the Colorado River go? Continue reading
Lake Mohave and Lake Havasu consume the once free-flowing Colorado river, but the Remains of a River crew miss the wild places upstream. Continue reading
With the “grandest canyon” behind them, Will and Zak follow the Colorado River toward the lights of Las Vegas and dark portents of a river’s demise. Continue reading