Fall 2021 Newsletter
Featured Articles
GWC Water Law Fellows: Quality, Quantity, and Equity in Colorado Rivers
GWC Webinar Series: The Climate Justice Lens is Here to Stay
Colorado Law Wyss Scholar in Public Lands Conservation: Johnsie Wilkinson
Summer 2021 E-News
Professor Krakoff named Deputy Solicitor for Parks and Wildlife
GWC Water Law Fellows file Amicus Brief in La Plata County v. Colorado Department of Public Health
Colorado Law Student Environmental Law Award Winners
Fall 2020 Newsletter
Featured Articles
Implementing the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
GWC Faculty to Launch Four Corners Environmental and Economic Justice
In Memoriam: John Henry Schultz
Summer 2020 E-News
Statement on Anti-racism from the GWC Board
Conservation Conversations
Four Corners Environmental and Economic Justice
Fall 2019 Newsletter
Experiential Learning at Colorado Law
Climate Change in the Mont Blanc Region
Colorado Law Hosts Congressional Hearing on the Climate Crisis
Fall 2018 Newsletter
GWC welcomes new Getches-Green Clinical Director Sean Helle
Ruth Wright endows the GWC Distinguished Lecture in Natural Resources
Food for his Children: A Podcast about U.S. v. Washington
Fall 2017 Newsletter
Experiential Learning on the Colorado River learn about CU Law Student’s adventure on the Colorado River
Native Communities and Environmental Justice a celebration at CU Law to honor the 10th Anniversary of the United Nation’s adoption of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
The Governors’ Climate and Forests (GCF) Task Force convenes a workshop a to promote cooperation between indigenous peoples and local communities with subnational governments
Fall 2016 Newsletter
Featured Articles
Professors Charles Wilkinson and Sarah Krakoff discuss the Bears Ears landscape in Southern Utah. Professor Wilkinson has worked on the Colorado Plateau for decades and was one of the main architects behind the Coalition’s Proposal to President Obama.
Getches Fellow Jessie Heibel’s article discusses progress of CU Law’s student volunteer work on Native Communities and Environmental Justice through the Acequia Project.
An interview with Professor Mark Squillace on the 40th Anniversary of FLPMA.