Stories tagged with Pete Nylander

WCA staff prepping the concrete for repair on the Dr. Morrison drop structures.

Fri Jan 14th, 2022

Pine River Indian Irrigation Project rehabilitation enters Phase II

Southern Ute Tribal Council members listen as Vickie Begay, Bureau of Indian Affairs describes the ways that the Dr. Morrison Canal can be tested at alternating sites along the infrastructure.

Thu Apr 22nd, 2021

Dr. Morrison Canal revamped in time for spring irrigation

WCA Construction Inc. setting manhole section of 48-inch pipe. The Southern Ute Water Resources Division (WRD) implemented the rehabilitation project in 2020.

Fri Dec 4th, 2020

Dr. Morrison Canal rehabilitation project underway

Dr. Morrison Canal pipe being backfilled.

Fri Apr 10th, 2020

Dr. Morrison Canal rehabilitation project update

Dr. Morrison Canal Rehabilitation construction. Removed corroded pipe in center background, removed concrete inlet in left foreground, and Dr. Morrison Canal in left background.

Fri Feb 28th, 2020

PRIIP: Dr. Morrison Canal rehabilitation project

Southern Ute Environmental Program Division Water Quality Technician, Delilah Dougi performs monitoring on Lake Capote.

Thu Jan 19th, 2017

Tribe seeks protection of tribal waters

The Southern Ute Environmental Programs Division planted over 1000 trees along Stollsteimer Creek running downstream from Lake Capote.

Thu Jun 23rd, 2016

Reestablishing the forest along Stollsteimer

Pete Nylander, EPD senior water quality specialist, and Francis Cloud speak with Joanna Lemly from the Colorado National Heritage Program about locating wetlands.

Thu May 26th, 2016

EPD gets assessment training

Fri Jun 26th, 2015

Attention Agricultural Land Managers

Pete Nylander (second from left), senior water quality specialist for the Southern Ute Environmental Programs Division, speaks with Water Resources Division Head Chuck Lawler, as Soil Conservation Technician Preston Abeyta works in Beaver Creek breaking ice and positioning rocks just off of La Plata County Road 524 north of Ignacio. Travis Wheeler (center), water resources technician, checks out the “steps” Abeyta is creating in the stream.

Wed Jan 22nd, 2014

Tribal divisions team up on Beaver Creek restoration

Kirk Lashmett, senior water quality specialist for the Southern Ute Indian Tribe’s Water Quality Program, collects samples from the Animas River north of the Florida River confluence for laboratory testing.

Thu Jun 27th, 2013

Water Quality crew takes river health seriously

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