6th Annual Winter CLE: Protecting Instream Values in the Face of Climate Change

Join CELP for the 6^TH ANNUAL WINTER CLE: PROTECTING INSTREAM VALUES IN THE FACE OF CLIMATE CHANGE

 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2016

When:

Registration opens at 7:45 am 

The program runs from 8:20 am - 4:30 pm

To register, go to http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2712545

Where:

2100 Building

2100 24th Ave S, Seattle

Ticket Prices:

Nonprofit/Student - $60

Attorney/Professional/Agency - $160*

*10% discount available for CELP Members - select the Member Discount option

Lunch included in ticket price

6.5 CLE credits offered including 1 ethics credit, pending approval

This year, the program will include:

• Water Law Updates 
• Climate Change & Water Supply
• • What do we expect - the science?
  • What do we expect - the economics?
  • Ecology's Response to Climate Change
  • The Public Trust Doctrine and Climate Change
• Tribal Water Rights & Habitat
• Rural Water Supply - the New Legal Landscape
• • Hirst and Land Use Planning
  • Whatcom's Next?
  • Dungeness Rule
  • Water Banking in Kittitas County
  • Water Banking in the Dungeness Basin
    

The speakers are:

• Lara Whitley Binder
• • Climate Outreach and Adaptation Support Specialist, University of Washington Climate Impacts Group, Seattle
• Neil Caulkins
• • Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, Kittitas County, Ellensburg
• Amanda Cronin
• • Project Manager, Washington Water Trust, Seattle
• Brady Johnson
• • Attorney, Seattle
• Tom Loranger
• • Water Resources Program Manager, Washington State Department of Ecology, Olympia
• Jean Melious
• • Attorney, Nossaman LLP, Bellingham
• Andrea Rodgers
• • Attorney, Western Environmental Law Center, Seattle
• Thomas Schlosser
• • Professor, University of Washington School of Law, Seattle
• Tim Trohimovich
• • Legal Director, Futurewise, Seattle
• Dan Von Seggern
• • Staff Attorney, Center for Environmental Law & Policy, Seattle
• Jonathan Yoder, Professor, Washington State University School of Economic Sciences and Director, State of Washington Water Research Center, Pullman