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Citizen's Guide to Colorado's Environmental Era
<br />This Citizen's Gtiide to Colorado's Environmental Era is part of a series of educational booklets designed to provide Colorado
<br />citizens with balanced and accurate information on a variety of subjects related to water resources. Copyright 2005 by
<br />the Colorado Foundation for Water Education. ISBN 0- 9754075 -7 -0
<br />Acknowledyenlents
<br />The Colorado Foundation for Water Education thanks the following people and organizations for their review,- comment,
<br />and assistance. The authors and the Foundation are solely responsible for the contents of this Guide.`
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<br />Photo Research
<br />Ed Marston
<br />Thomas J. Noel
<br />George Sibley
<br />Rose Laflin
<br />Brian Werner
<br />H. Lawrence Hoyt
<br />Steve Smith
<br />Karla A. Brown
<br />R. Emmett Jordan
<br />Matt Samelson
<br />The Foundation would like to extend a special thank you to John Fielder
<br />for the generous donation of his photographs found throughout this guide,
<br />and his concluding remarks (see back cover.)
<br />All photographs are used with h n and
<br />remain the property of the respcct,„ i'hotogra-
<br />phers or museums (02005). All rights reserved.
<br />Eric Wunrow— cover, p.18, p.24, p.26 p.28 P.32.
<br />Emmett Jordan —p.2, p.20. Brian Gadbery p,4,
<br />p.7, p.9. Rocky Mountain News p.6. Denver
<br />Public Library Western History Collection —p.11
<br />(top). Tom Noel Collection pal (bottom), p,13
<br />(bottom). Eric Lars Bakke —p.12 (top), p.13
<br />(top), p.19. John Fielder —p.12 (bottom), p.34.
<br />VisitTelluride.com —p.14. Jim Richardson —p.15,
<br />p.25, p.31. NCWCD —p.16. Museum of Western
<br />Colorado —p.17 (top), Betty Light Collection —
<br />p.17 (bottom). University of Northern Colorado
<br />Archives —p.21. N. Warren Winter —p.22. Michael
<br />Lewis —p.2. University of Wisconsin Archives —
<br />p.29. Zahniser Family —p.30.
<br />Colorado Foundation for Water Education
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<br />Denver, Colorado 80203
<br />303- 377 -4433
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<br />Officers Mission Statement
<br />President Diane Hoppe, State Representative The mission of the Colorado Foundation
<br />lst Vlee President: - Justice Gregory J. Hobbs, Jr., Colorado Supreme Court for Water Education is to promote a better
<br />2nd Vice President: Matt Cook, Coors Brewing Company
<br />Secretary: Lori Ozzello, Water Supply understanding of water issues through editca-
<br />Assistant Seeietarv, , Wendy Hanophy, Division ofWildlife tional opportunities and resources, so Colorado
<br />Treasurer: Tom Long, Summit County Commissioner citizens will understand water as a limited
<br />Assistant Tre tsurer: Chris Rowe,Water Quality
<br />At Large: .Taylor Hawes, Colorado River Water Conservation District resource and make informed decisions. The
<br />Rod Kuharich, Colorado Water. Conservation Board Foundation does not take art advocacy position
<br />Beck), Brooks, Colorado Water Congress on any water issue.
<br />Board of Trustees Staff
<br />Steve Acquafresca, Mesa Land Trust Karla A. Brown, Executive Director
<br />Rita Crompton, Orchard Mesa Irrigation District Jeannine Tompkins, Administrative Assistant
<br />Kathleen Curry, State Representative
<br />Lynn Herkenhoff, Southwestern Water Conservation District
<br />Jim Isgar, State Senator
<br />Ken Lykens, MWH Americas, Inc.
<br />Frank McNulty, Colorado Dept. of Natural Resources 4
<br />John Porter, Colorado Water Congress Colorado Foundation
<br />John Redifer, Colorado Water Conservation Board for Water Education
<br />Sackbauer, Eagle River Water &` Sanitation District
<br />Robert Sakata, Sakata Farms { y
<br />Gerry Saunders, University of Northern Colorado
<br />Reagan Waskom, Colorado State University
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