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1. Geospatial Technology

   Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Launches Center for Geospatial Solutions
   Revista Land Lines
   Octubre 2020
   By Will Jason, October 29, 2020

   The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy today launched a new enterprise to expand the use of advanced technology for land and water conservation—The Center for Geospatial Solutions (CGS). The center...

2. Agua en el oeste

   Hallar y financiar soluciones para capturar agua pluvial
   Revista Land Lines
   Julio 2020
   Por Meg Wilcox, 30 de junio, 2020

   El desarrollo y el cambio climático ejercen presión sobre las fuentes hídricas regionales en el oeste de los Estados Unidos; las ciudades importantes como Tucson y Los Á...

3. Water in the West

   Finding (and Funding) Stormwater Capture Solutions
   Revista Land Lines
   Junio 2020
   By Meg Wilcox, June 30, 2020

   With development and climate change placing pressures on regional water sources in the U.S. West, major cities including Tucson and Los Angeles are seeking to bolster local water supplies. Their...

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. Growing Water Smart

   Workshop Helps Western Communities Integrate Water and Land Use Planning
   Revista Land Lines
   Febrero 2020
   By Katharine Wroth, February 4, 2020

   During the last two decades, the population of Fort Collins, Colorado, expanded from 100,000 to 170,000. According to the city’s newly adopted comprehensive plan, that total is expected to swell to...

6. New Publication

   Integrating Water Efficiency into Land Use Planning in the Interior West: A Guidebook for Local Planners
   Revista Land Lines
   Enero 2019
   By Emma Zehner, January 9, 2019

   Las Vegas residents receive $3 for every square foot of grass they replace with drought-tolerant landscaping. In Morro Bay, California, developers must retrofit existing housing stock to save twice...