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Water for Fish VS. Water for People: A Real Conflict? October 8-9, 1998 - - - - - - - - - - - - - OCTOBER 7 Early bird activities: Fly-fishing the Blue River BoattaurafLake Dillon Registration; reception Colorado Instream Row Program - 25thAnntversary OCTOBER 8 Continental breakfast; registration begins Welcome/announcements Keynote Address - J. William McDonald Special Assistant to the Commissioner U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Water for Fish: How Much Is Enough? leRoy Poff, Colorado State University T11e natural flow regime as 8 paradigm for riverine management Harold Tyus, University of Colorado' When instraam ffows are not enough Break Rich Valdez, Steve Caruthers and Associates Row management for native fish recovery. the Colorado River Jerry Freeman, Anasazi Angler Effects of th6 San Juan native ffsh program on guide business and angling tBchniques Steve Brayton, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources utah's Green River: balancing taffwater trout needs with competing interests Questions, discussion Luncheon - John "Woody" Wodraska General Manager, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Balancing the needs of all Californians: it can be done Water for People: How Much Is Enough? _ Pat Mulroy, General Manager Soutl1ern Nevada Water AutI10rity _ Pam Case, U.S. Forest Service Demogmphlcs and a changing west _ ChipS Barry, Manager Denver Water The South Platte River: water supply and Instreamflows _ Questions,dlscusslon _ Break The Value and Costs of Instream Flows - - - - - John Loomis, Colorado State University Natures cash flow: the economic benefits of insfre8m flow for recreation and T&E species in the western United States Jack Koelsch, Simon Fraser University Old valuation dogma and new research findings Clay Landry, Political Economy Research Center Insfre8m flows and water markets In the West Questions, discussion Bus service to Breckenridge for evening OCTOBER 9 _ Continental breakfast available _ Welcome/announcements Instream flows and endangered species recovery - - Dan Luecke, Environmental Defense Fund Instream Flow protection: the interaction of stBf8 law and the Endangered Species Act Eric Kuhn, Colorado River Water Conservation District The use of Colorades Instream flow law In the Colorado River Recovery Program: a worthy goal, but a bumpy road - John Volkman, Northwest Power Planning I Council Instream flows and salmon ecosystem ~ In the Columbia t'! - Questions, discussion i' - Break f Water for Fish and Peopla: SIaIa ~ and Irlbal strategIes .8 ~'E - Reed Benson, WaterWatch of Oregon 'il 6 B Working the system: using state laws to restor8 I l I~U and protect stream ffows - '" ~e~ j~ 00 - Walter Echo-hawk, Native American Rights j g ~D ~ Fund U .a 'S ~:g "E.. Tribal Water Rights and Instream Rows j; I g"maf;l i ..c:: c: ._ :t:: Cl - ~ u UJ > '0 . David Gillilan, Parcel, Mauro, and Spaanstra DDD15~ state Instream flow programs: innovation Eh t i I and caution If ~i - il. Questions, discussion E M 0 .. mB 8 ,. u - Luncheon - Justice Greg Hobbs I i~ COlorado Supreme Court Prior appropriation and Instream flow: the . ~ Ii ~~ ~ struggle to Integrate Instream flow rights Into " " westem water law Id 88 Water for Ash and People: Fedaral mlas c:::51ri ..'01 ~~ .~.i -~ - Bruce Bernard, U.S. Department of Justice U '" I Reserved Rights In a post-Mlmbres West ~~ - Barry Nelson, Save San Francisco Bay lj ~ .! ~ !i5 Association E... ~ Uncle Sam and Calffamla's Bay-Delta estuary: Is a~ ~ ~ tho fourth time the charm? ~~ - ~ . steve Lanich, Democratic Staff, House ~ ~ '(ij '(ij Resources Committee (invited) ~ ~ ~~ The Westem Water Policy Review Advisory . . ~ ~ Commission H - Bennett Raley, Trout and Raley, PC U Water on Federallands: the bypass flows controversy c c o 0 - Questions, discussion ~ n is. - Wrap-up Presentation ~ ;; ~ in I' Ed Marston, Publlsher, High Country News . ~ ~ l!! ~ c .EOO