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Part of the Colorado WaterWise mission is to provide you with the most current techniques, technology and resources in water conservation. We save more water when we work together and share our knowledge.

Every year we host free lunch 'n learns and webinars to share that knowledge and provide opportunities for networking. We also provide information here on meetings, conferences, and events from our members and sister organizations.

Recordings and slides of past lunch 'n learns and webinars are available to members only.

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Colorado WaterWise would love to share your upcoming event or webinar with our audience. Please email us the details of the event to get the word out to Colorado water professionals. Please allow up to 5 business days for posting to be added.

Disclaimer: Events and resources listed below are not all sponsored or hosted by CWW and are courtesy of member and non-member sources. Content posted does not necessarily represent the views of CWW. Events listed may have a fee associated with them and may sell out or reach capacity without notice. 

Upcoming Events

    • Wednesday, October 15, 2025
    • 9:00 AM
    • Microsoft Teams

    This presentation introduces the core principles of sustainable landscape design using native plants that thrive in the local environment. Attendees will learn how to create vibrant outdoor spaces that conserve water, reduce maintenance, support wildlife, and strengthen local ecosystems.

    Key topics include:

    • Evaluating your site and understanding its unique conditions
    • Watering and maintenance strategies for long-term success
    • Selecting and arranging plants for both beauty and function
    • Designing with habitat and pollinators in mind
    • Preparing soil and choosing materials that enhance a resilient native landscape

    Presented by Scott Winter, Project Manager, Colorado Springs Utilities

    With over 20 years of experience in water demand management and a background in public horticulture, Scott brings a unique blend of analytical expertise and horticultural insight. His specialties include high elevation semi-arid landscapes, western native plants, and rock gardens. Scott’s passion for sustainable water practices and native plant design promises to make this an informative session.

    Location: Microsoft Teams

    Join the Meeting


    • Monday, November 03, 2025
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    Register


    The 2023 Colorado Water Plan estimates that by 2050 there will be a municipal and industrial water supply gap of between 250,000 and 750,000 acre-feet per year (CWCB 2023). This webinar provides the results from Diversifying Colorado’s Water Portfolio: The Potential for Stormwater Capture and Use to Contribute to a Water Resilient Future, a statewide project that aims to advance understanding of the extent to which rainwater harvesting and stormwater capture in urban areas can fill this gap.  


    During this webinar, the project team will 

    • Synthesize Colorado water law as it relates to rainwater harvesting and stormwater capture and use
    • Quantify the volumetric potential of rainwater harvesting and stormwater capture in urban areas across each of Colorado’s eight river basins and the Denver metropolitan area
    • Identify benefits associated with stormwater capture and use
    • Highlight examples of urban stormwater capture and use projects in Colorado
    • Share recommendations and suggested next steps.

    El Colorado Water Plan de 2023 estima que para 2050 habrá un déficit de suministro municipal e industrial de agua de entre 250,000 y 750,000 acre-pie (acre-feet) por año (CWCB 2023). Este seminario web presenta los resultados de Diversifying Colorado’s Water Portfolio: The Potential for Stormwater Capture and Use to Contribute to a Water Resilient Future, un proyecto estatal que busca avanzar en la comprensión de hasta qué punto la captación de agua de lluvia y el aprovechamiento de aguas pluviales en áreas urbanas pueden cubrir ese déficit.

    Durante este seminario web, el equipo delproyecto:

    • sintetizará la ley de Colorado en lo referente a la captación de agua de lluvia y a la captación y uso de aguas pluviales
    • cuantificará el potencial volumétrico de la captación de agua de lluvia y de aguas pluviales en áreas urbanas en cada una de las ocho cuencas hidrográficas de Colorado y en el área metropolitana de Denver
    • identificará los beneficios asociados con la captación y uso de aguas pluviales
    • destacará ejemplos de proyectos urbanos de captación y uso de aguas pluviales en Colorado
    • compartirá recomendaciones y próximos pasos sugeridos.


    Speakers:

    Shannon Spurlock , Pacific Institute

    Jane Clary, Wright Water Engineers

    Janet Clements, One Water Econ

    • Thursday, November 13, 2025
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Fort Collins Utilities, Utilities Service Center, 700 Wood Street, Fort Collins, CO
    Register


    Join Zoom Meeting

    https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87342374555?pwd=qnbtgT18UfRYGgYgeFa9dd4oaUPwZ2.1

    Dial In: 305-224-1968

    Meeting ID: 873 4237 4555

    Passcode: 649970

    • Thursday, December 11, 2025
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • 12450 Washington St, Thornton, CO
    Register


    Join Zoom Meeting

    https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87342374555?pwd=qnbtgT18UfRYGgYgeFa9dd4oaUPwZ2.1

    Dial In: 305-224-1968

    Meeting ID: 873 4237 4555

    Passcode: 649970

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