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The Columbia River is one of the Northwest's greatest natural and economic resources. It is under great scrutiny as a result of declining salmon and other species, power generation, increasing irrigation and navigation demands and ever expanding development. This conference brings together federal, state and tribal leaders along with regional authorities and major stakeholders who will offer constructive ideas about preserving the Columbia River.

Program Co-Chairs: Lorraine Bodi, Esq. and Eric J. Bloch, Esq.

Credits: Oregon: Approved for 12.5 General CLE credits; Washington: Approved for 12.25 General CLE credits.

Who Should Attend? This seminar is a MUST for lawyers and legal staff, government and tribal officials, agricultural professionals, water managers, water users, environmental representatives, land owners and developers, regulators, engineers and consultants.