Early bird registration is open

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Water, it’s just a different resource. Early bird registration for the 2026 CRWUA Annual Conference, Dec. 9-11, 2026 at Caesar’s Palace, ends Nov. 6th. Registration ⟶Reserve a room Caesar’s ⟶

Save the dates for the 2026 conference!

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Save the dates for the CRWUA 2026 Conference, December 9-11, 2026 at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas! Stay tuned to our X feed, LinkedIn feed, Instagram feed, and blog for more details.

Ten Tribes

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Check out Ten Tribe’s 2025 accomplishments in the CRWUA 2025 Annual Report. Here’s an excerpt: The Ten Tribes Partnership Has Developed and Approved the Following Principles to Guide its Work on River Policy Going Forward: As indigenous people, we are closely connected to the land and natural resources and take seriously our obligation to protect […]

Wyoming

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Check out Wyoming’s 2025 accomplishments in the CRWUA 2025 Annual Report. Here’s an excerpt: Wyoming’s water year 2025 was hot and dry, especially during the irrigation season. Although snowpack was average, runoff was much less than average resulting in reduced streamflow, reservoir storage, and irrigation. This was partly due to low soil moisture conditions but […]

Utah

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Check out Utah’s 2025 accomplishments in the CRWUA 2025 Annual Report. Here’s an excerpt: Utah is best known for its breathtaking natural landscapes, abundant outdoor recreation, dynamic economy and entrepreneurial spirit. The state has consistently ranked among the nation’s top performers, earning the No. 1 spot in the U.S. News & World Report Best States […]

New Mexico

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Check out New Mexico’s 2025 accomplishments in the CRWUA 2025 Annual Report. Here’s an excerpt: Inflows for Water Year 2025 have been below average. For Navajo Reservoir in particular water inflow was 41% of average. Total releases from Navajo Dam for this year have been 363,349 ac-ft. As of September 16, flows have dropped back […]