Spring 2026 Book Club
The CHA will host a series of meetings (in person and on zoom) to discuss Where the Water Goes: Life and Death Along the Colorado River by David Owen. Water issues seem simpleban golf, stop selling hay to Chinabut Owens story reveals a complex, man-made ecosystem shaped by engineering, law, and cooperation. This book explores how life thrives in the desert and what happens when the system breaks down.
How to Join
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Book Club Session Dates
- Part I Chapters 1-10 January 7-January 21
- Part II Chapters 11-18 January 22-February 4
Sessions will take place:
- In person in the CHA Conference Room
- On Zoom
- At other CU Boulder campus locations
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For any questions regarding the book club, reach out to the CHA team at cu-cha@colorado.edu.
Recommended Resources
Interview The Colorado Sun: Colorado River provided the perfect narrative色泭
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The Colorado River is an ideal subject we use it up.
Interview KRCC / Colorado Public Radio: A Conversation about the Colorado River with Author David Owen泭
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One of the reasons to be optimistic about water is that we need water right now. You dont live another day if you dont have water.
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