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The Colorado Water Center connects expertise, convenes conversations, and catalyzes collaboration addressing complex and evolving water-related challenges in Colorado and beyond.
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The Colorado Water Center is one of 54 Water Resources Research Institutes created by the Water Resources Act of 1964, which collectively form the National Institutes for Water Resources.
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The sun rises of Rifle Colorado, home of the Garfield County Fair, July 27, 2021 Now Hiring
Colorado Water Center Associate Director
Help lead the Colorado Water Center in advancing research, education, and outreach on critical water issues across Colorado and beyond. Learn more and apply by July 14.
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Colorado State University Warner College of Natural Resources take a field exam on the Pingree Park Campus in the NR 220 Natural Resources Ecology and Measurements course, July 9, 2014. news from the source
3D Printing Modernizes Water Irrigation
Blending historic engineering with cutting-edge technology, CSU Extension Professor Perry Cabot makes irrigation measurement more affordable and accessible.
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The sun rises of Rifle Colorado, home of the Garfield County Fair, July 27, 2021 Water education
Apply to be a CSU Colorado Water Fellow
Passionate about water? Open to all undergraduates and graduates. Apply now for for the 2025-26 Colorado Water Fellows Cohort.
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Karen Schlatter, Associate Director of the Colorado Water Center, Office of Engagement and Extension, Colorado State University, September 18, 2023 news from the source
Colorado Water Center Director Announced
President Amy Parsons announces the appointment of Karen Schlatter as director of the Colorado Water Center.
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