“Crisis to Comeback: Your Local Climate Action Podcast”

16: Colorado Water Center | John Tracy

April 05, 2024 Hosted & Produced by Kori Stanton Season 1 Episode 16
16: Colorado Water Center | John Tracy
“Crisis to Comeback: Your Local Climate Action Podcast”
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“Crisis to Comeback: Your Local Climate Action Podcast”
16: Colorado Water Center | John Tracy
Apr 05, 2024 Season 1 Episode 16
Hosted & Produced by Kori Stanton

In this final episode of season one of Crisis to Comeback, host Kori Stanton talks with Colorado Water Center's Director, John Tracy. According to CSU’s website, "The Colorado Water Center is one of 54 Water Resources Research Institutes created by the Water Resources Act of 1964. As a division under CSU’s Office of Engagement and Extension, the Center aims to connect all water expertise in Colorado’s higher education system with research and education needs of Colorado’s water managers and users, building on the rich water history at Colorado State University."

John got his undergraduate degree in civil engineering at Colorado State University and ultimately received a master's and PhD at UC  Davis. Throughout his career he has been  Director of water centers in Nevada, Idaho and Texas before coming back to Colorado to lead the Water Center two years ago. 

You can find more information on the Center at watercenter.colostate.edu



Show Notes

In this final episode of season one of Crisis to Comeback, host Kori Stanton talks with Colorado Water Center's Director, John Tracy. According to CSU’s website, "The Colorado Water Center is one of 54 Water Resources Research Institutes created by the Water Resources Act of 1964. As a division under CSU’s Office of Engagement and Extension, the Center aims to connect all water expertise in Colorado’s higher education system with research and education needs of Colorado’s water managers and users, building on the rich water history at Colorado State University."

John got his undergraduate degree in civil engineering at Colorado State University and ultimately received a master's and PhD at UC  Davis. Throughout his career he has been  Director of water centers in Nevada, Idaho and Texas before coming back to Colorado to lead the Water Center two years ago. 

You can find more information on the Center at watercenter.colostate.edu