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1. Water is Colorado’s most critical resource. So why isn’t it central to every local land-use decision?

   The Colorado Sun
   Febrero 11, 2020
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias

2. How Communities Can Build Resilience by Integrating Land and Water Planning

   Revista Land Lines
   Febrero 2022
   By Will Jason, February 23, 2022

   In this Policy Focus Report, the Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy offers recommendations for building healthy, sustainable communities by integrating land and water planning.

3. Modeling Future Residential Outdoor Water Demand in the U.S. West

   Revista Land Lines
   Enero 2022
   By Gretel Follingstad and Austin Troy, January 27, 2022

   Research supported by the Babbitt Center applies an innovative methodology to water demand forecasting in Aurora, Colorado, that provides key insights into the relationships between development decisions, water needs, and growth and can be applied across

4. Examining State Planning Enabling Laws Regarding Water Planning Requirements

   Documentos de trabajo
   Julio 2021
   Cassie Pettit and Sagar Shah

   This report summarizes the methodology, findings, and implications of examining and evaluating the legal requirements for water provisions within comprehensive plans in each of the 50 states. Focus...

5. Integrating Land and Water

   Tools, Practices, Processes, and Evaluation Criteria
   Documentos de trabajo
   Febrero 2021
   Erin Rugland

   Land and water are highly connected resources yet are managed and regulated by different entities. Land use planners and water managers may be interested in better connecting land and water but lack...

6. Colorado Leaders Working On Land Use As Water Conservation Technique

   KJZZ
   Septiembre 21, 2017
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias