Event Description
Join us for a lively conversation about the state of the Colorado River, water rights in the American West, and the future of water conservation in our region. Free and open to the public. Utah State University Professor Jack Schmidt has devoted nearly 40 years to research of river systems, centered on the Colorado River, its tributaries, and the Grand Canyon. During his academic career — as well as time spent as chief of the U.S. Geological Survey’s Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center — he has focused on the relationship of ecosystem health and dams, reservoirs and diversions associated with river management.

Attendance
Unsure

Registration Link
https://nhmu.utah.edu/events/future-colorado-river?utm_source=nhmu&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=events&utm_content=event&fbclid=IwAR0TljfMGQkLEbdB4PN2rvrOmDehDZPMqfqp0FtX07957eK2DEkOK-O4tWE

Deadline to Register (in UTC-6)


Contact
Michelle Judd
u0146459@utah.edu

Organization
American West Center
awc.utah.edu

Affiliations, if any
Natural History Museum of Utah