PHOENIX— “More than 400 bird species and 36 million people rely on the Colorado River. The stakes are high and this landmark agreement strikes a commonsense approach between the needs of people and wildlife in the West. Good things happen when people set aside their differences and work towards solutions that benefit us all,” said David Yarnold, President and CEO of 探花精选 (@david_yarnold) after the Arizona Legislature passed the Drought Contingency Plan (DCP). “Research shows that as temperatures continue to rise the Colorado River and related rivers will become even more important refuges for people and birds like the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher and Yellow Warbler.” Arizona Governor Doug Ducey is expected to sign the bill later today. “Water is not infinite—but we’ve been treating Colorado River water like it is for decades—this agreement creates new rules for sharing the responsibility to keep more water in rivers and reservoirs,”...