Welcome to Extension's Water Quality Programs Homepage!The mission of the Colorado State University Extension program is to conduct research and outreach on important issues facing Colorado citizens, and to provide unbiased, research-based information and training to all of Colorado’s communities. The Colorado State Extension Water Quality program upholds that mission with a team of state and regional water specialists that work on issues important to Colorado water. These issues include, but are not limited to: salinity, irrigation management, agricultural chemical and pesticide management, non-point source pollution, private well protection, and coal bed methane wastewater management. Training programs and best management practices on these issues are available to all interested persons. Members of the university Water Quality program also work in conjunction with other university and state agencies including the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Department of Agriculture, and the Colorado Water Institute.
What's New:Household Hazardous Turn-In Event - June 1, 2013 The EPA launches new webpage for nutrient pollution information New resource for pesticide disposal New tools: NLEAP-GIS 4.2 with NTT, and Nitrogen Index 4.3.2 Advances in Nitrogen Management for Water Quality Ag Water Conservation Clearinghouse
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