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Join Colorado Water Conservation Board staff and guests as they discuss water issues in Colorado.
The CWCB's mission is to conserve, develop, protect and manage Colorado's water supply for present and future generations.
cwcb.colorado.gov
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Water Talk Episode 23: Airplanes! and Snow...Surely You Can't Be Serious
We are serious, and don't call us Shirley. Join Ben, Katie, and Erik as they talk to Denver Water's Taylor Winchell about measuring snow from airplanes.
Links from the show:
coloradosnow.org
erik.skeie@state.co.us
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Water Talk Episode 22: Smells Like CWCB Spirit
We are back for the 2024 season! Join Ben, Katie, and Erik for an overview of what CWCB has been up to, and a sneak peak of the episodes to come.
Links from the show:
cwcb.colorado.gov
wildfirereadywatersheds.com
https://crdroughttaskforce.com/
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Water Talk Episode 21: All About Lauren Ris
CWCB's new Director Lauren Ris joins the podcast to talk about her path to CWCB and plans for the Agency moving forward.
Links from the Show:
cwcb.colorado.gov
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Water Talk Episode 20: Turf Replacement
CWCB's Kat Weismiller and Jenna Battson join Colorado Water Talk to shed some light on the Turf Replacement Program and Transformative Landscape Change.
Links from the Show:
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Water Talk Episode 19: Arkansas Valley Conduit
Colorado Water Talk sits down with CWCB's Finance Section Chief, Kirk Russell, to talk about the Arkansas Valley Conduit. This Project will bring water to more than 50,000 people in south eastern Colorado once complete.
Links from the Show:
https://secwcd.org/content/arkansas-valley-conduit
John F. Kennedy's Frying Pan - Arkansas Speech, August 17th, 1962 in Pueblo
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Water Talk Episode 18: Instream Flow Turns 50!
Colorado Water Talk is back in the saddle with a dive into 50 years of Instream Flows. Join us as we talk to CWCB Staff Marielle Sidelle and Pete Conovitz about how the history of the program, and plans for the future. For more information on Instream Flows check out Episode 11 of Water Talk.
Links from the show:
Three Species
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNAAeQOugsw
ISF Program:
https://cwcb.colorado.gov/focus-areas/ecosystem-health/instream-flow-program
cwcb.colorado.gov
https://twitter.com/CWCB_DNR
Customer Reviews
Informative, Fun Listen!
Great podcast! Love the hosts, especially Sara!
Good Info, Tough Listen
This podcast generally provides good information. As a water nerd myself, I appreciate it. However, to be honest, it is often difficult to listen to a whole episode, even tough they are short. I often zone out when listening in a way I don’t with other podcasts. That is, it can be a very dry, tough listen. A big part of it is that it normally sounds like everyone is reading a script for the second time, or at times, a reading from a heavily-edited (if well written) memo that’s been circulated around the office email for several days. People just don’t talk like that in real life. The podcast would be far better if they just let people have an actual, unscripted conversation. That would be more engaging and, perhaps, provide more information than you could get from reading their websites.