Days
to
Course Location
Salt Lake City, UT
Course Fees
Tuition
$1199
Conference Fee
$459
The Lake’s watershed stretches north to Logan, south to Provo, and east into the mountains of the Wasatch Front. Like other “terminal lakes” in the Great Basin, upstream water diversions for farms and cities have led to the Lake shrinking. Join Dividing the Waters for its next amazing conference on water including the Friday field trip to the Great Salt Lake.
Participants will learn how to evaluate the scientific, technical and legal issues that arise in litigation over the use of water during a drought. At the conclusion of the conference, the participants will be better prepared to make reasoned and thoughtful decisions about the use of critical water resources.
Course $1199
Conference Fee $459
Scholarship assistance makes NJC courses more affordable for judges.
During this course, you will learn to:
- Understand how the law grapples with problems of water scarcity
- Be able to evaluate and weigh scientific evidence relevant to resolving water disputes
- Be better prepared to make principled decisions about the use of water during scarcity
Distinguished Faculty: The faculty will consist of scientists, water administrators, water lawyers and judges with wide-ranging experience in water litigation and management in the Western United States
Participants will be responsible for their own travel and lodging.
The Lake’s watershed stretches north to Logan, south to Provo, and east into the mountains of the Wasatch Front. Like other “terminal lakes” in the Great Basin, upstream water diversions for farms and cities have led to the Lake shrinking. Join Dividing the Waters for its next amazing conference on water including the Friday field trip to the Great Salt Lake.
Participants will learn how to evaluate the scientific, technical and legal issues that arise in litigation over the use of water during a drought. At the conclusion of the conference, the participants will be better prepared to make reasoned and thoughtful decisions about the use of critical water resources.