Sooner or Later: A River on the Horizon
Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Co... by Evelyn Baher-Murphy
Episode notes
Today, more dams are being removed in the U.S. than are being built. But what does that mean for Glen Canyon Dam? To answer that question, I spoke to conservation organizations, scientists, recreaters, and state and federal water managers. This episode dives into that story. Part 6 of a 6-part series.
To keep up with the pod and see photos from Lake Powell , Antelope Point Marina, and my first smallmouth bass, follow @lifeblood.pod on Instagram.
For more on the Fill Lake Mead First proposal, check out https://glencanyon.org/fill-mead-first/
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