Upper Colorado River Basin Water Forum
2023 Forum: Reshaping the River: Reimagining Water Use and Management in the Upper Colorado River Basin (resources & presentations posted) 2021 Forum: Negotiating Resilience (recordings & resources posted) 2020 Forum: Coming to Terms with Limits and Uncertainty (recordings posted) 2019 Forum: Tools for Adaptation (presentations posted)
2023 Upper Colorado River Basin Forum
The Hutchins Water Center at Colorado Mesa University will host the 12th annual Upper Colorado River 2023 Water Forum. It will seek to promote dialogue between scholars, policymakers, and water users on how to address the water challenges facing the Upper Colorado River Basin. The forum is an interdisciplinary conference.
Three alluvial aquifers (1 in the Grand Valley) in the Upper Colorado River Basin (UCRB) ranked in the top 16 alluvial aquifers Eight bedrock aquifers listed in UCRB, (3 in the Piceance Creek Basin: Mesaverde, Uinta, & Wasatch - Ft. Union Fms) Nineteen active artificial recharge projects in the state in 2004; three in the UCRB
Colorado, as well as resources available from CSU Extension and Drought Advisors for mitigating the impacts of drought through drought planning. 9:20am. Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Water, Nutrient, and Salinity Management in the . Upper Colorado River Basin. Dr. Perry Cabot with Colorado State University Extension
Jun 21, 2021 · for the Upper Colorado River Basin States (Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Wyoming) and summarize the state of available science to understand how those practices could impact water use and water management. We spoke to soil health experts, Conservation. and Soil Health Conservation District. Managers, farm planners, conservation experts,
Upper Colorado River Commission, Water Supplies of the Colorado River. Available for Use by the States of the Upper Division and for Use from the Mainstem by the States of Arizona, California, and Nevada in the Lower Basin, Denver, Colorado. Tipton and Kalmback. 1965. Tipton looked at the amount of water available to the Upper Basin
Insights Gained on Agricultural Water Conservation for Water …
System Conservation Pilot Program Reports. The Upper Colorado River Commission reports on the SCPP (UCRC Staff, Wilson Water Group, 2018) contain a detailed description of how SCPP operated and lessons learned, including the factors affecting potential cooperators’ interest and ability to participate in the program.
The four Colorado River basins west of the Divide constitute just 11 percent of the state’s population today, with the Upper Colorado River (red layer) representing more than half of that. The map below illustrates the “M&I Gap” across the state. The pie graph in each river basin shows, with relative size,
2021 VIRTUAL Upper Colorado River Basin Water Forum
Jack Schmidt, Center for Colorado River Studies, Utah State University Biography; Eric Kuhn, Author & Retired Manager, Colorado River District Biography; 11:40 – Break. 11:55 - Lower Basin Perspectives Session Recording. Moderator: Luke Runyon, Ted Scripps Environmental Journalism Fellow, University of Colorado Boulder Biography
Upper Colorado River Basin Water Forum Grand Junction, Colorado October 30, 2023 Matt Seitz, PE, PG –Hydrogeologist Mitch Dorsk, Hydrogeologist, Steffan Teutsch, CMU Student, HRS Student Intern mseitz@hrswater.com