Earn CPC and CLE Credits at the Annual Conference!
Join us November 18–20, 2026, in Laramie for the Wyoming Water Association/WACD Annual Conference! The conference offers an opportunity for engineers to earn Continuing Professional Competency (CPC) credits and attorneys to earn Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits and while learning about Wyoming water issues, conservation, and natural resource management.
View the partial schedule and register here:
More sessions will be announced soon, so watch for updates!
Conference Session Highlights
Explore a wide range of topics at the WWA/WACD Annual Conference, including water management, forecasting, conservation, water quality, and the future of Wyoming’s water resources.
Water Infrastructure & Management
- Updates on Wyoming’s Lead Service Line Statewide Project
- Tracking conserved water from the field to the reservoir
- Advanced water rights and climate forecasting
- Economic exposure and water reallocation in Wyoming
Streamflow, Groundwater & Forecasting
- Future streamflow estimates for Tongue River
- Improving basin- and subbasin-scale streamflow forecasting
- Expanding the USGS streamgage network in the Upper Colorado River Basin
- Snow-drought impacts on groundwater recharge and the Casper Aquifer
- The Snow-Tel Project
Water Quality, Conservation & Working Lands
- Effects of land disturbance on water quality and channel stability in the Green River and Muddy Creek basins
- How instream flows benefit fisheries and agriculture
- Practical water storage and safety for Wyoming’s working lands
- The influence of nighttime irrigation on water balance, consumptive use, and forage productivity
- Nitrogen cycling and toxin dynamics associated with harmful cyanobacterial blooms at Brooks Lake
Join usfor practical insights and conversations about Wyoming’s water future.
Registration is open! View the partial schedule and sign up at https://wyomingwater.org/events/annual-meeting-conference/. More sessions will be announced soon!