Lessons Learned from the Great Salt Lake Conference
This webinar is free of charge for judges.
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Days & Times
12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Pacific
Duration: 60 minutes
Course Location
Online
Course Fees
This webinar is free of charge for judges.
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After a successful Dividing the Waters conference on the challenges Utah faces at the Great Salt Lake (GSL), this webinar will offer “lessons learned” to the Program’s entire water judge network. Dividing the Waters Convener Debra Stephens, who did not attend the conference, will interview Anna Stradley from Montana and Bradley Parry from the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation, who spoke at the conference. Parry will share deeper insights on the challenges and opportunities for his Tribe in independently restoring a wetland on the Tribe’s ancestral – and privately owned – land on the Bear River upstream from Great Salt Lake.
This webinar is free of charge for judges. $0
During this course, you will learn to:
- Identify the most critical lessons learned at the 2024 Dividing the Waters conference about the State of Utah’s efforts to restore the Great Salt Lake, including changes in state water law.
- Discuss the value of collaboration among governments, tribes, landowners, water right holders, and stakeholders in restoring a watershed with an important saline terminal lake.
- Anticipate potential impacts on water right adjudication from some parties seeking to collaborate in watershed restoration.
After a successful Dividing the Waters conference on the challenges Utah faces at the Great Salt Lake (GSL), this webinar will offer “lessons learned” to the Program’s entire water judge network. Dividing the Waters Convener Debra Stephens, who did not attend the conference, will interview Anna Stradley from Montana and Bradley Parry from the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation, who spoke at the conference. Parry will share deeper insights on the challenges and opportunities for his Tribe in independently restoring a wetland on the Tribe’s ancestral – and privately owned – land on the Bear River upstream from Great Salt Lake.