headwaters

For the record, the National Weather Service predicts average snowpack in the headwaters of the Colorado.

Most headwaters are thousands of feet above sea level and hundreds of miles inland.

Luckily it's close to the headwaters for a major source of our drinking water.

It's already been established that a sense of smell is vital in Salmon's ability to return to the headwaters of their birth.

It was a wide-ranging speech but what struck me most was the point about spraying glyphosate at the headwaters of the Amazon.

Reactor-grade plutonium in the headwaters of the Ganges, which supplies millions of people.

Can India build new aqueducts/pipelines to divert water from the headwaters they control?

This is part of the reason why engineers in antiquity always explicitly favored hard water when choosing the headwaters to route aqueducts from.

Yes, the Colorado River whose headwaters comes from the state of Colorado.

In the meantime, the drainage basin on the other (Agassiz) side of the continental divide from the Mississippi headwaters has been experiencing very high levels.

Sure, the headwaters of this system are indisputably outside California.

At some point one might consider the option of building an aqueduct to connect the Missouri river to the west coast, or at least to headwaters of the Colorado.

The feat is amazing and there are many "instinctual" behaviors involved, but no evidence that there is a genetic heritage from a specific headwaters is important in returning to that headwaters.

This was 1982; Clearcut-logging of old-growth Redwood was a live possibility as late as 1996[1], and Headwaters[2] wasn't fully established until 1999.