the “people of the river,” fished and farmed in the delta, keying their lives to the river’s ebb and flow. Today, the Colorado delta is a shadow of its former self. Once one of the planet ...

Nearly 30 years ago, Steve Nelson started kayaking the Colorado River ... Nelson kayaked the delta once more, thanks to a human-triggered “pulse flow” that sent high levels of water downriver.

For decades, the Colorado River ... release of water into the delta in decades. The “pulse flow” sent thousands of cubic meters of water south, bringing the river back—if only temporarily.

At Yuma the Colorado ... delta, river restoration has begun with the Sonoran Institute spearheading a 1,400-acre plot at the Laguna Grande Restoration Area, which is dependent upon pulse river ...

This episode explores the mystery of the vanishing Colorado ... eventually the delta, the original delta, and the upper Gulf of California. - Where this river used to flow.

For decades, so much water has been diverted to supply farms and cities that the Colorado River has seldom met the sea and much of its delta in Mexico ... The “pulse flow” totaled 105,000 ...

Reservoirs along the river ... high in the Rocky Mountains, the Colorado River channels water south nearly 1,500 miles, over falls, through deserts and canyons, to the lush wetlands of a vast ...

The researchers assessed waves on the Colorado River in Texas, the Ocmulgee River in Georgia and the Yellowstone River in ...

Diaz, Balaji Rajagopalan, and Eric Kuhn (2024) “Critical Effects of Precipitation on Future Colorado River ... flow changes span −25% to +40% contrasting with a −30% to −5% range from expected warming ...

Study Waters from the Colorado River have not reached its delta in the Gulf of California for more than 50 years because nearly every drop is being consumed as the waters flow south, Brian Richter ...