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1. Land Lines, Julio 2020

   Julio 2020
   Editado por Katharine Wroth

   En este número, abordamos las conexiones entre las políticas del suelo, la salud pública y la justicia racial, e indagamos temas como la historia tendenciosa de las polí...

2. Lessons from the Colorado River: Climate, Land, and Drought (A 75th Anniversary Lincoln Institute Dialogue)

   Eventos
   Septiembre 8, 2021
   Speakers: Bruce Babbitt, Brenda Burman, and Jim Holway

   Join us for a discussion on lessons from the Colorado river on how climate change and land use drive access to one of the most basic human needs—fresh water.

3. On the Waterfront: Connecting Neighborhoods to the Shore

   Eventos
   Julio 30, 2021
   Panelists: Freddy L. Collier, Jr., Kirsten Holzheimer Gail, Eric Wobser
   Moderator: Rick Jackson

   Euclid Mayor Kirsten Holzheimer Gail, Sandusky City Manager Eric Wobser, and Cleveland City Planning Director Freddie Collier discuss how three Ohio cities – Euclid, Sandusky, and Cleveland – have taken steps to increase waterfront access.

4. Incorporating Water into Comprehensive Planning

   A Manual for Land Use Planners in the Colorado River Basin
   Otro
   Febrero 2020
   Erin Rugland

   Land use planning and water management are siloed disciplines that often operate independently, despite the important overlaps between the two and the mutual benefits of working together. Integrating...

5. Land Lines, Abril 2020

   Revista Land Lines
   Abril 2020
   Editado por Katharine Wroth

   En este número, exploramos la manera en que las ciudades están siendo cada vez más resilientes, desde inversiones cabales en infraestructura verde en Shenzhen, China, hasta una...

6. Some Experts Welcome Alarm Bells About Arizona Groundwater

   Tucson.com
   Mayo 24, 2021
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias

7. In Search of Solutions: Water & Tribes Initiative Encourages Collaborative Approach to Colorado River Management

   Revista Land Lines
   Enero 2021
   By Matt Jenkins, January 12, 2021

   Climate change and severe drought are leading to critical water shortages along the Colorado River, a resource that serves 41 million people in seven U.S. and two Mexican states and irrigates 4...

8. Native American Graduate Fellowship Program in Land and Water Management

   Graduate Student Fellowship
   Oportunidades de becas de posgrado
   Junio 2021

   The Native American Graduate Fellowship in Land and Water Management supports Native American students’ pursuit of skills and expertise that can be applied to advance water resilience in tribal communities.

9. Mayor’s Desk

   Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego on Sustainability and Urban Form
   Revista Land Lines
   Noviembre 2020
   By Anthony Flint, November 18, 2020

   Phoenix is the fifth-largest city in the United States and the fastest-growing city in the country. For Mayor Kate Gallego—the second elected female mayor in Phoenix history and, at 39, the youngest...

10. Land Matters Podcast

    Episode 16: Reflections on a Changing Desert Southwest from Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego
    Revista Land Lines
    Noviembre 2020
    By Anthony Flint, November 13, 2020

    The city of Phoenix, America’s fifth-largest metropolis, is going through some major changes—in demographics, voting patterns, and the physical landscape that has long defined the region. In this...