The Division 1 office of the Colorado Division of Water Resources and the Colorado Water Officials Association (CWOA) invites you to participate in its 2012 Irrigationists Symposium. A limited number of exhibit spaces are available to vendors offering products or services related to water and irrigation in Colorado. Please see the agenda and contact Brent Schantz for more information.
The presentation will be held at the offices of Leonard Rice Engineers
2000 Clay Street, Denver 80211 view map
Kelli Jo Preston (ARCADIS, Highlands Ranch, Colorado, USA), Jay Erickson (ARCADIS, Rapid City, South Dakota, USA), and Scott Potter (ARCADIS, Newtown, Pennsylvania, USA)
For more information go to the Colorado Ground Water Association's website.
New Technologies and Methods for estimating ET
The objective of this workshop is to provide water professionals the latest science, tools and data to accurately calculate ET for a variety of settings and scales.
For more information click here and for workshop schedule click here
April 25th - 26th, Leadville, CO
2012 Theme: Snowing to Growing from the Top of the Rockies
For more information go to ARBWF website
On the evening of Thursday, May 3rd, Water2012, AWRA Colorado, and Metro State will be hosting a student networking event with a panel of professionals at the Tivoli Student Union. Students from universities across Colorado are invited to ask questions of the panel and network with other professionals present. Please plan to attend if you would like to meet potential future water resources professionals. Please see the flyer for more information. Please RSVP via the Water 2012 website. Finally, please contact Courtney Peppler if you are interested in sponsoring the event.
Groundwater professionals are facing formidable challenges presented by factors ranging from increasing global population and multiple demands for water to changing climate and unsustainable use of groundwater supplies. These challenges are not amenable to simple solutions using traditional methods. Instead, confronting these challenges will require new scientific understanding, new technologies and innovative application of existing methods, multidisciplinary approaches, and policies founded in sound science.
The focus of the 2012 NGWA Ground Water Summit — Innovate and Integrate: Succeeding as a Groundwater Professional in a Water-Short World — will help you prepare for, and thrive in, this environment.
For more information please visit the NGWA website