PROGRAM

Thursday, June 8^th

Day 1, Part 1: https://youtu.be/egKHhNzk3Hk

• 00:00 - Welcome and Introduction
• 19:13 - Understanding the Challenges (and Opportunities)
• 2:00:40 - Current Negotiations and the NEPA Process
• 2:39 - Charles Wilkinson Tribute

Day 1, Part 2: https://youtu.be/yzzLTnhgHFM

• 00:00 - The Evolving Role of Tribes 
• 2:30:52 - Insights from the Basin States

 Friday, June 9^th

Day 2, Part 1: https://youtu.be/OLXX8vyMf50

• 00:46 - Thinking About a Sustainable Future 
• 2:01:13 - Some Specific Questions to Answer

Day 2, Part 2: https://youtu.be/Yfyb6dNLsx0

• 00:00 - Some Specific Questions to Answer (Continued) 
• 2:30:26 - Themes, Lessons and Concerns: Can We Turn Crisis into Opportunity?

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Event Program

NEWS

• How California agriculture is the problemand solution to Colorado River water crisis. Paige Sutherland & Meghna Chakrabarti for WBUR.
• Expert (Udall) says permanent Colorado River reductions still needed. By Marianne Goodland for Colorado Politics.
• Colorado River states need to think bigger. By Robert Glennon for The Conversation.
• Colorado River states are ready to work on a longer term deal to share water. By A Martinez for NPR.
• Clinton's Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt says Colorado River Compact a raw deal for Wyoming and other states. By Mark Heinz for Cowboy State Daily.
• Ahead of new Colorado River talks governments and tribes weigh in on future. By Alex Hager for KUNC.
• Fixing the flawed Colorado River Compact. By Shemin Ge et al for Eos (American Geophysical Union).
• Tribes push for greater involvement in Colorado River talks. By Ian James for The Los Angeles Times.
• The Grand Canyon and Colorado River are in Crisis. By Raymond Zhong for The New York Times.