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Includes Lisa Robert's summary report on the 22nd Annual Statewide Meeting, an award honoring the Pueblo of Sandia and Audubon NM, and an announcement about two new studies related to climate change impacts in New Mexico

Provides a framework for considering climate change in water management planning. Key decision considerations, resources, tools, and decision options are presented that will guide resource managers and planners as they develop means of adapting their programs to a changing climate.

.WMA file of his panel presentation

18th Annual Statewide Meeting 2012 - Panel: Future Challenges - "Drought lessons"

18th Annual Statewide Meeting 2012 - Panel: Future Challenges - climate change, forest die-off, fire, and water in New Mexico

Presentation by Jennifer Faler, Area Manager, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Audio file (.wma). Note: Slides for this presentation are in a separate file below.

18th Annual Statewide Meeting 2012 - Panel: Meeting water challenges in the face of climate change

18th Annual Statewide Meeting 2012 - Panel - Building Hydro-Ecologic Resiliency at Bosque del Apache and Bitter Lakes NWRs

The Colorado River powers cities across Arizona. But with temperatures rising, how long will the water hold out? ----- By William deBuys -- Salon, July 30, 2013 -- [This piece originally appeared on TomDispatch.]

"Changing Waters: Adaptation and Resilience"