Shaped by gravity and topography, watersheds rarely conform to political boundaries. And yet, counties, cities and villages need to be aware of issues that affect local watersheds, and must do what is necessary to protect and preserve them.The City of Boulder, Colo., is especially motivated to take care of the region’s water supply. Western municipalities are keenly aware of year-to-year differences in water supply, and the always-present specter of drought. Pollution is also a concern. Donna Scott, Boulder stormwater quality specialist, says, “Watershed education arose out of the need to address water quality issues associated with behaviors like driving, not
