Lead Article. Regional Water Planners Meet: One size does not fit all, Update from the President, Update on Implementation and Revision of the Taos RWP, “Story” Portrays Bleak Water Future for MRG Unless Policies Change, Gila River Proposals Reviewed by … Read More
Planning for the Future: 2010 Statewide Meeting summary, Regional Planning Symposium Planned for September – announcement, Update from the New President, Letter to OSE/ISC on State Water Plan Update, San Juan Basin RWP Update, Jemez y Sangre completes Phase II … Read More
Announcement of the 2010 Annual Statewide Meeting – State Water Planning: A Path Forward?, State Water Plan Update Report, Brent Bullock – In Memoriam, Municipal Water Use Isn’t Necessarily Conservation, MRGCD Moves Toward More Real Water Accounting, Gila River Update: … Read More
Statewide Meeting Speakers Address ‘Accountability’, The Estancia Basin Water Plan: 2009 Update, Navajo Nation San Juan Basin Water Rights Settlement, MRG Contemplates Inland Desalination, Dialogue about the Dialogue
Announcement of the 15th Annual Statewide Meeting – Bringing Accountability to Water Planning: Does it Take a Crisis?, Report on Finalization of the Taos Regional Water Plan, Bringing Accountability to Water Planning, “Water Management: An Evolving Concept”, “Status of Efforts … Read More
Keynote Speakers Counsel Nurturing Natural Systems – summaries of talks by Courtney White and V.B. Price at the 14th Annual Meeting, Supply and Demand in the Salt and Tularosa Basins, “Start with the End in Mind”, Judge Rules Domestic Well … Read More
Water Planners Look Ahead to “Next Iteration” (2007 Annual Meeting), Updates from…., Water for Navajos at Last, Gila River Update, Northeast NM Regional Water Plan, Water Conservation Incentives Project, Upstream-Downstream Project, 14th Annual Statewide Meeting: Draft Agenda, Early Registration Form
Markets and Communinty (Dedicated to the Memory of Chris Nunn Garcia), “The Upstream-Downstream Project: Prospects for Trust and Cooperation among Regions Sharing a Common Source of Water”, “Marketing Water in New Mexico – Whose Business?”, “Remembering Chris”, “Save Water for … Read More
“Can settlement negotiations make adjudication a community-based process?” (Commentary on Beth Richards’ article), “Growth and Competition for Land and Water (Note: To download the image referred to in this article click on the link in related content below. Warning: this … Read More
Water Rights Settlement Agreements in New Mexico, 2005 Annual Statewide Meeting, Spring Fundraising Campaign, Report on work plan progress