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The Water Center at Colorado Mesa University

ColoradoRiveratPalisadeDirectorGigiRichardGrand Mesa LakeGreg Trainor & Hannah Holm

The Mission of the Water Center at Colorado Mesa University is to perform and facilitate interdisciplinary and collaborative research, education, outreach, and dialogue to address the water issues facing the Upper Colorado River Basin.

Don't miss these upcoming events! 

State of the River picture

 

Lower Colorado Basin (in Colorado) Water Tour

May 30-31, Grand Valley, CO

&

pre-tour float May 29

Get a taste of Grand Valley water, agriculture, endangered fish, and energy issues!

Why Create the Water Center at Colorado Mesa University?

The Upper Colorado basin is facing increasing demands on water resources, and there are many unanswered questions about how these demands could affect the region’s environment and communities.  The Water Center at CMU seeks to coordinate research and education on these issues.

Studying Water at Colorado Mesa University

  • Colorado Mesa University offers two degree programs focused on water: an interdisciplinary Watershed Science minor and an Associate in Applied Science degree in Water Quality Management, as well as a new Associate in Applied Science degree in Sustainable Agriculture.  
  • Faculty in both the natural sciences and the social sciences have expertise in water issues. 
  • CMU also sponsors continuing education classes and seminars for the general public; updated information on these offerings is available on the events page. 

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