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Conferences & Symposiums
River Rally
River Rally provides an inspiring and energy-infused touchpoint for nonprofit groups from across the U.S. and beyond, as well as for agency and foundation representatives, industry innovators, philanthropists, academics, students, and community leaders. It includes over 70 learning opportunities, an awards ceremony, novel social events, and access to thought leaders and change agents.
CMU Water Course Part III: Colorado River Drought Contingency Planning
Join Colorado Mesa University for the last of this 3-evening seminar series on water in our region!
CMU Water Course Part II: Impacts of Drought & Aridification
Join Colorado Mesa University for this seminar series on water in our region!
February 18: Impacts of Drought & Aridification
Water Course at CMU Part I: Introduction to Colorado Water Supply, Use and Law
Join Colorado Mesa University for this 3-evening seminar series on water in our region!
2020 Riparian Restoration Conference
Save the date for RiversEdge West's 18th annual conference to be held in Grand Junction, Colorado, February 4-6, 2020.
Building Community Connections for Healthy Urban Streams
The Urban Riparian Symposium, set for February 27 - March 1, 2019, provides an opportunity for natural resource professionals to share ideas, discuss management and policy issues, lessons learned in urban riparian and stream planning, assessment, design, construction, and evaluation. The symposium will include presentations, panel discussions, receptions and pre-conference workshops/field tours. Early/Student registration is for $150 before January 31st. Late registration from January 31st - February 22nd will be for $200.
Innovations in Invasive Species Management Conference
Natural Areas Conference
The 46th Natural Areas Conference is October 8-10, 2019. This year's theme is At the Water's Edge: Managing Our Land and Water in a Changing Landscape.
They are accepting the following proposals:
CWMA Annual Conference
The Future of the Colorado River: a community symposium
8:45a – 1p
- Anne Castle (former Assistant Secretary of Interior for Water and Science)
- Brad Udall (Senior Climate and Water Research Fellow, Colorado Water Institute)
- David Rubin (University of California-Santo Cruz; former Senior Scientist, US Geological Survey)
- Paul Grams and Sasha Reed (US Geological Survey)
- Phaedra Budy and Jack Schmidt (Utah State University)
- Representatives of federal and state water management agencies and river advocacy groups
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Tamarisk Coalition's Research and Management Conference
The Road to Riparian Restoration
Innovations for working on public, private, and tribal lands in...
Presented by the Resource Institute
The Southwest Stream Restoration Conference provides an opportunity for natural resource professionals from throughout the Southwest to share knowledge...
Organizer: Mountain Studies Institute
Organizer: Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education
Organizer: Colorado Watershed Assembly, Colorado Riparian Association, Colorado Foundation for Water Education
This four day conference will feature presentations on the latest developments in invasive plant research and provide ample opportunity for managers and researchers to engage and identify creative...
Organizer: The Water Center at Colorado Mesa University
Complex Systems in Flux:
Changing Relationships between Water, People and the Environment
November 2-3, 2016 at CMU in Grand Junction, CO
Hosted by The Water Center at Colorado Mesa...
Organizer: Society for Ecological Restoration, Southwest Chapter (SER-SW)
Scott Abella, University of NV Las Vegas
Lesley DeFalco, US Geological Survey
Friday Field Trips:
Tule Spings Fossil Beds NM
Las Vegas Wash Restoration
Workshops Presented By:...
Organizer: Synergy Ecological Restoration
The Keynote speaker is...
Organizer: Colorado River Water Users Association
Organizer: Colorado Water Congress
Organizer: Tamarisk Coalition
Thank You!
Over 130 people attended Tamarisk Coalition's 15th annual conference to learn about the latest issues and...
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RiversEdge West's
mission is to advance the restoration of riparian lands through collaboration, education, and technical assistance.
