Carpe Diem - Western Water & Climate Change

Welcome to the Carpe Diem Network Forum.

Exloco incubates new campaigns and initiatives, developing solutions to environmental sustainability challenges in the western United States. We partner with investors — venture philanthropists, social change organizations, progressive public agencies and for-profits — committed to advancing new strategies for a healthy and vibrant West.   The Carpe Diem - W ...learn more

GROUP DETAILS

Created: Nov 19, 2007

Updated: Jun 16, 2009

Membership: Open To Apply

Semi-Private

Overview
 


Thank you for your interest in the Carpe Diem - Western Water & Climate Change project. 

For information on the project please visit our website:
www.exloco.org/carpe_diem

Launched in Fall 2007, the Carpe Diem project work is based on the analysis that the climate change challenge is unprecedented and requires not just new solutions but a new framework for sustainably and equitably managing the West's water and watersheds. The goal is, by 2010, to create an initial shared platform and action plan among key stakeholders and decision makers for pragmatic, science-based and equitable adaptation strategies.

Project Team
Sarah Bates, Center for Natural Resources & Environmental Policy, University of Montana
Holly Hartmann, CLIMAS, University of Arizona
Doug Kenney, Western Water Policy Program, University of Colorado, Boulder
Lillian Kawasaki, Water Replenishment District of Southern California & Los Angeles Department of Water & Power (ret.)
Steve Malloch, National Wildlife Federation
Bill Mitchell, Flatcoat Consulting & Alki Fund
Jennifer Sokolove, Compton Foundation
Frances Spivy-Weber, California State Water Resources Control Board
Anne Watkins, Office of the State Engineer (ret.) New Mexico
Steve Whitney, Bullitt Foundation
Kimery Wiltshire, Exloco