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December 2022, English
Agriculture & Water in the West: A Community Takes Charge
April 2024, English
April 2024, English
Just the Facts: Land, Water, and Agriculture in the Colorado River Basin
March 2022, English
March 2022, English
Incorporating Water into Comprehensive Planning
A Manual for Land Use Planners in the Colorado River Basin
February 2020, English
February 2020, English
The Babbitt Center: Who We AreThe Babbitt Center is building capacity to secure our water future.
00:14:01
In this episode, we’ve put together highlights and takeaways from the 2019 Journalists Forum (#WaterMeetsLand)—including the need to consider the central role of land use in the management of a dwindling resource. For further reading, see Water Planning in Land Lines.
00:31:30
Jim Holway, who retired as director of the Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy this summer, reflects on decades of trying to solve the puzzle of sustainable water resources in the West, and looks to what the future may hold.
The Hardest Working River in the West
This StoryMap introduces viewers to the key water sustainability issues in the Colorado River Basin through data and stories. Although not the largest or longest river in the world, the Colorado River connects a rich array of social and ecological communities along its 1,450 mile journey from its headwaters in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado to its mouth in the Gulf of California, Mexico.
Climate Change, Environment, Land Use and Zoning, Water
This StoryMap introduces viewers to the key water sustainability issues in the Colorado River Basin through data and stories. Although not the largest or longest river in the world, the Colorado River connects a rich array of social and ecological communities along its 1,450 mile journey from its headwaters in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado to its mouth in the Gulf of California, Mexico.
Climate Change, Environment, Land Use and Zoning, Water
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