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Carpe Diem project team and support
The Carpe Diem project is led by an expert project team and advised by a diverse group
of key stakeholders and issue leaders.
Project Team
Sarah Bates, Center for Natural Resources & Environmental Policy
University of Montana
Holly Hartmann, CLIMAS, University of Arizona
Lillian Kawasaki, Water Replenishment District of Southern California & Los Angeles
Department of Water & Power (ret.)
Doug Kenney, Western Water Policy Program, University of Colorado, Boulder
Steve Malloch, National Wildlife Federation
Bill Mitchell, Flatcoat Consulting & Alki Fund
John Shepard, Sonoran Institute
Jennifer Sokolove, Compton Foundation
Frances Spivy-Weber, California State Water Resources Control Board
Anne Watkins, Office of the State Engineer (ret.), New Mexico
Steve Whitney, Bullitt Foundation
Kimery Wiltshire, Exloco
Currently on leave of absence:
Kathy Jacobs, Office of Science and Technology Policy
Project Advisors (partial list)
Tim Brick, Metropolitan Water District
Gary Collins, Arapahoe Nation & Ruckelshaus Institute
Sarah Cottrell, Office of Governor Richardson
Susan Daggett, Denver Water (ret.)
Dominick DellaSalla, National Center for Conservation Science & Policy
Alexandra Destler, Center for Public Health and Climate Change
Mary Ann Dickinson, Alliance for Water Efficiency
Josh Foster, Center for Clean Air Policy
Terry Fulp, Bureau of Reclamation
Gregg Garfin, ISPE, University of Arizona
Dave Gutzler, University of New Mexico
Denis Hayes, Bullitt Foundation
Mike Hightower, Sandia National Lab
Matt Holmes, New Mexico Rural Water Association
Rick Holmes, Southern Nevada Water Authority
Karen Knudsen, Clark Fork Coalition
Eric Kuhn, Colorado River Water Conservation District,
John Leshy, UC Hastings
Anne MacKinnon, Wyoming Water Development Commission
Felicia Marcus, Natural Resources Defense Council
Rob Masonis, Trout Unlimited
Jamie Pinkham, Columbia Basin Inter-tribal Fish Council
Joanna Prukop, NM Energy, Minerals & Natural Resource Department
Roger Pulwarty, National Integrated Drought Information Systems, NOAA
Mark Sanchez, Albuquerque/Bernalillo Water Authority
Karin Sheldon, Western Resources Advocates
John Shurts, NW Power & Conservation Council
Ron Sims, US Department of Housing & Development
Anne Steinemann, Climate Impacts Group, University of Washington
Brad Udall, NOAA Western Water Assessment
Project support to date (grants, in-kind and sponsorships)
3E Group, LLC
Alki Fund of the Tides Foundation
Biophilia Foundation
Brownstein Hyatt Faber Schreck LLP
Bullitt Foundation
Campbell Foundation
CH2M Hill
Denver Water
Energy Foundation
Gates Family Foundation
Richard & Rhoda Goldman Fund
King County, Washington
Kresge Foundation
Martin-Fabert Foundation
Messengers of the Healing Winds Foundation
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
Mid-Region Council of Governments (New Mexico)
NOAA
SB Fund
Sonoran Institute
Southern Nevada Water Authority
Thaw Charitable Trust
Tides Foundation
Water Replenishment District of Southern California
Wilburforce Foundation
And individual donors
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