Conference // "Managing Water, Energy, & Food in an Uncertain World", Santa Fe

Speakers

-Marc Andreini, Water for Food Institute -Scott Verhines, State Engineer of New Mexico

Panels

-Bridging Science and Application Nicole Wilkinson, Sharon Megdal, Connie Woodhouse, Christine Kirchhoff, and Tony Willardson -Consistency in Policy Making Michel Webber (Center for International Energy and Environmental Policy), Celeste Cantu' (Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority) The Universities Council on Water Resources (UCOWR) organization consists of over 90 member universities and organizations throughout the world. Each member university appoints up to eight faculty or staff as UCOWR delegates. Others may join as individual members. See UCOWR's mission for more information.

About UCOWR

UCOWR's main objectives include to: -Facilitate water-related education at all levels -Promote meaningful research and technology transfer on contemporary and emerging water resources issues -Compile and disseminate information on water problems and solutions -Inform the public about water issues with the objective of promoting informed decisions at all levels of society