Date/Time
Date(s) - 06/08/2023 - 06/09/2023
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Categories
43rd Annual Colorado Law Conference on Natural Resources
Registration Now Open!
Thursday, June 8 and Friday, June 9, 2023
University of Colorado School of Law
Wittemyer Courtroom
Zoom Information
If you are registered for the conference and having trouble connecting, trying to connect to the GWC/WTI Conference. You will be prompted to enter the name and email you used for registration for access.
The short link for Attendees to join the Zoom is https://cu.law/43GWC
An Attendee who clicks on the short link will be joined to the Zoom webinar.
Just in case the short link stops working for someone the Zoom webinar join link is:
https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/98121784613?pwd=Zy9BOVRpSHZONGpLV2F1bHNsbklaZz09
If all else fails, the webinar ID is 981 2178 4613 and the webinar Passcode is 564007.
The Getches-Wilkinson Center and the Water & Tribes Initiative invite you to attend:
Crisis on the Colorado River: From Short-Term Solutions to Long-Term Sustainability
The Colorado River is in crisis. Rapid declines in reservoir storage now threaten many longstanding agreements and operational norms, triggering curtailments in water deliveries and prompting emergency interstate and federal/interstate negotiations.
The challenge is two-fold: adopting rules to equitably “share the pain” in the short-term, while transitioning to a management framework to support long-term sustainability in what will likely be an increasingly arid future. It is both a water and a “people” problem, requiring innovations for stretching limited supplies through processes emphasizing equity and inclusion across all values, stakeholders, and sovereigns, including the United States, Mexico, Tribes, and the seven basin states.
Current Conference Agenda and Confirmed Speakers
Registration Categories
General $350
Remote (Zoom) Access Only $150
Students (Non-CU) $150
CU Students /Faculty/Staff (In person) $25
CU Students /Faculty/Staff (Remote) Free
Presented by the Getches-Wilkinson Center and the Water & Tribes Initiative
A special thanks to all our conference sponsors
