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<br />Rollie Fisher, General Secretary for the Colorado River Water Conservancy <br />District, was also supportive. "We really prefer to see these arrangements made within <br />the state's existing framework of laws and property rights," he said. <br /> <br />Robert Wigington, the water attorney for The Nature Conservancy's western <br />regional office, said, "This procedure could finally break an impasse of uncertainties <br />about how much water needs to be left in the big tributaries of the Colorado River to <br />recover its endangered, native fish and how much of those same tributaries should be <br />reserved for development. It is a sensible, step-by-step strategy for eventually fitting <br />together instream flow protection for the fish and water development. We commend the <br />Colorado Water Conservation Board for its adoption." <br />### <br /> <br />94C 0246 <br />