The CRRG is a self-directed team of ten veteran Colorado River scholars.  Each member  has led a research program concerning water resources management, river science, or water law and public policy, or has written widely on these topics.  The purpose of the CRRG is to provide a non-partisan, basin-wide perspective on matters pertaining to the Colorado River, helping all those with a stake in the river identify, justify and implement actions that sustainably meet society's demands for water while maintaining the distinct attributes of the Colorado River ecosystem.  

    -- Robert Adler, University of Utah (Professor of Law and Dean)
    -- Bonnie Colby, University of Arizona (Professor of Ag. and Resource Economics)
    -- Karl Flessa, University of Arizona (Professor of Geosciences)
    -- Doug Kenney, University of Colorado (Director, Western Water Policy Program)
    -- Dennis Lettenmaier, UCLA (Professor of Geography)
    -- Larry MacDonnell, University of Colorado (Adjunct Professor of Law)
    -- Jonathan Overpeck, University of Michigan (Dean, School for Environment and Sustainability)
    -- Jack Schmidt, Utah State University (Professor of Stream Geomorphology)
    -- Brad Udall, Colorado State University (Senior Water and Climate Research Scientist)
    -- Reagan Waskom, Colorado State University (Director, Colorado Water Institute)