Owns the water
State law and the state engineer's office decide who has the right to a stream in a given year.
Watershed group · statewide
Statewide nonprofit that provides education, leadership training, and community programming to help Coloradans understand water issues and make informed water-management decisions.
Their role in the four decisions
State law and the state engineer's office decide who has the right to a stream in a given year.
Basin roundtables and statewide planning set priorities for supply, rivers, and agriculture.
State grant programs and statewide funds pay for most local water projects.
Water Education Colorado does the on-the-ground work: delivering, treating, restoring, or monitoring water locally.
Programs
Conference
Annual conference produced jointly by the Colorado Watershed Assembly, Water Education Colorado, and the Colorado Riparian Association, focused on watershed collaboration, conservation, protection, and enhancement.
Operated by: Colorado Watershed Assembly, Water Education Colorado, Colorado Riparian Association
Eligible: Not specified
Deadline cycle: Annual, early October. 2026: 6-8 October; full-conference registration sold out as of August 2026.
Neighborhood
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Sustaining Colorado Watersheds Conference
PARTNERSHIP
Water Education Colorado co-hosts the annual Sustaining Colorado Watersheds Conference as a collaborative effort with Colorado Watershed Assembly.
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