October 18th Noon to 1pm
|Speaker Series - Online
Our Truckee, Our Future: Protecting One of Our Greatest Assets
Join us as we learn about innovative projects and partnerships impacting the Truckee River, one of our community’s greatest assets. We know water is foundational to a thriving community and economy and our experts will share exciting new work focused on keeping our watershed healthy and resilient.
Time & Location
October 18th Noon to 1pm
Speaker Series - Online
About the Event
Join us as we discuss what is being done to protect the Truckee River and ensure its long-term sustainability. What new opportunities are arising in the management of this asset? We will learn from our panel of experts about innovative ways organizations are collaborating and piloting new projects. They will share about the opportunities and challenges they face and what you can do to support their important work which benefits the river and our community.
October 18th @ 12 NOON Join Us on Zoom for Lunchtime Livestream WatchParty!
Iris Jehle-Peppard, Executive Director, One Truckee River.
Kara Steeland, Senior Hydrologist and Watershed Coordinator, Truckee Meadows Water Authority.
Heidi Anderson, Executive Director, Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation.
Lisa Wallace, Executive Director, Truckee River Watershed Council.
Brenda Hunt, Carson River Watershed Program Manager, Carson Water Subconservancy District.
Hosted and Moderated by Truckee Meadows Tomorrow
This speaker series is made possible by the generous support of Renown Health, Northern Nevada Public Health, NV Energy, Microsoft Washoe Education Association and Truckee Meadows Regional Water Authority.
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We hope to see you there!