Work begins to create the Cobre Valley Watershed Partnership

Far right, standing, Susanna Eden, with the University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center, facilitates the small group discussion on economy and development, during the Small Town Water Forum, held Thursday, Sept. 6 at Bullion Plaza, in Miami. / Photo by Carol Broeder / Silver Belt

 

By Carol Broeder | Silver Belt

A watershed partnership is being created for Cobre Valley over the next two years to implement needed watershed projects.

The Cobre Valley Watershed Partnership (CVWP) will be funded by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation WaterSMART program.

In 2012, the Bureau predicted the current gap between water supply and demand (use) in the western United States would grow even larger in the coming decades.

When the demand for water exceeds — or threatens to exceed — supply, competition intensifies, and scarcity becomes a potential source of conflict.

Creating watershed partners is a way to not only “understand and allocate available resources

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