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CRWCD Fourth Quarterly Board Meeting 10-16-2019
CRWCD Fourth Quarterly Board Meeting 10-15-2019
Of Primary Importance: Secondary Impacts of Demand Management on West Slope Communities
How much water are we depleting in the Colorado River System in Colorado and What's at Risk
Actions on the Colorado River have Consequences
Making the Case for the Grand Bargain
Science be Dammed: What we knew about the Colorado River when the 1922 Compact was signed
Drought Contingency Planning Today, Renegotiating Shortage Rules Tomorrow
When Hydrology and Management Collide: How Lake Powell Got Hammered
Welcome
“Snow-Pocalypse:” A 2019 Feast after a 2018 Famine – Jeff Lukas, University of Colorado, NOAA
CRWCD Special Joint Meeting & 2020 Budget Workshop - Part 2
CRWCD Special Joint Meeting & 2020 Budget Workshop
CRWCD Third Quarterly Meeting July 17, 2019
CRWCD Third Quarterly Meeting July 16, 2019 - afternoon session
CRWCD Third Quarterly Meeting July 16, 2019
CRWCD Second Quarterly Meeting April 17, 2019
CRWCD Second Quarterly Meeting April 16, 2019
Know Your Snow Webinar April 2, 2019
CRWCD Special Joint Meeting/Fiscal Workshop, February 15, 2019
CRWCD Special Joint Meeting/Fiscal Workshop, February 15, 2019
CRWCD First Quarterly Meeting January 16, 2019
CRWCD First Quarterly Meeting January 15, 2019
CRWCD First Quarterly Meeting January 15, 2019
CRWCD Fourth Quarter Meeting Oct. 17, 2018
CRWCD Fourth Quarter Meeting Oct. 17, 2018
CRWCD Fourth Quarter Meeting Oct. 16, 2018
Risky Business Indeed: Water Planning in Colorado and Colorado's Role in Big River Challenges
Welcome to the 15th Annual Water Seminar
Colorado River Risk Study
What's in the Cards for the Upper Basin
Visual Food for Thought: Water, Agriculture and Land
Rolling the Dice in the Lower Basin
What's Up with Utah / The Battle Against Salt
Panel Discussion
Western Slope Water Webinar
Announcing Water Seminar 2018
Colorado Water Conservation Board Leadership
Successes and Challenges on the Colorado River
Intro: Dave Merritt , CRD Board VP & Chris Treese, External Affairs Mgr
The 1922 Compact's 2nd 100 Years - An Upper Basin Perspective
Fixing the Upper Colorado River
Return Flows - Irrigation efficiency goes up, they go down
A River of Words: Why is so Much Being Written About the Colorado River?
Fill Mead First: A Technical Assessment
Glenwood Whitewater Park
Future Water - Adapting to the New Realities of Supply and Demand Within the Colorado River Basin
Keynote: Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica
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