The team
Who built this
A small independent team keeps this map current. They research the record, write the entries, and photograph the watersheds it maps. No organization on the map pays for placement.
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Contributors, to start
Two on content and research, one on photography and the visual record.
Content & research
Matthew Greves
A sustainability professional and one of the two lead content contributors. Researches organizations, writes their entries, and traces the relationships back to a public source.
Content & research
Alexia Lor
A sustainability professional and one of the two lead content contributors. Works to keep entries accurate, plainly written, and current as groups and boards change.
Photography & visuals
Kassidy Halbeisen
A local photographer and visual contributor. Kassidy photographs the rivers, reservoirs, and fieldwork across Colorado that give Colorado Water Connect its imagery and shape how the record is seen.
Independent by design
Colorado Water Connect is built as a public-interest mapping project. It isn’t a product of, or paid for by, any of the organizations it describes.
No organization listed here can pay for placement, a better position, or removal of an unflattering detail. There is no advertising and no sponsored content.
Want to contribute?
The team grows as coverage does. If you research, write, or photograph Colorado water work and want to help keep the record honest, get in touch.
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