Presentation Options:
1. A Three-Hour Workshop for Colleges and Universities: Lectures, Slides, & Music
2. Glen Canyon Institute presentation about the Glen Canyon Issue (45 min.-90 min.)
(Part I.)
3. Coming Soon!- Glen Canyon Educational Interactive CD-contains all the information presented by Glen Canyon Institute without the baggage of a GCI representative in person. This option also allows for a GCI representative to participate interactively via telephone. ETA: December 2004
4. “Let the River Run” A 30 minute DVD or Video containing pre-reservoir moving pictures of Glen Canyon taken by David Brower. A great introduction to the issue. Click here to purchase.

(Option 1)
Glen Canyon Dam: Confluence of Change—Activism, Water Politics, Recreational Use & Ecological Change

“…a knowledgeable and balanced presentation of the issues surrounding Lake Powell Reservoir.”
- Dr. Robert Poirier, Northern Arizona University

Part I. The Science of Wilderness
“The Unintended Consequences of Glen Canyon Dam & Powell Reservoir”
-Slideshow and Lecture by Glen Canyon Institute representative including:
1. History
  A. Location; when it was build; what it cost; purposes
  B. The 1922 Colorado River Water Compact
2. Impacts
  A. Water loss: Equals the Los Angeles allocation for one year
  B. The myth of hydroelectric power availability
  C. Recreational Pollution
  D. Ecological Damage
3. The Case for Restoring the Colorado River
  A. Sediment build-up & toxicity
  B. Long-term downstream water needs: sustainability
  C. Dam safety
  D. Ecological Restoration
4. Where Do we Go from Here?
  A. Completion of Citizen’s Environmental Impact Assessment
  B. Solutions to a broken Western water delivery system.

Part II. The Art of Wilderness
“Glen Canyon: Love Stories from a Lost Eden”
Katie Lee will present a slideshow featuring unforgettable photographs of Glen Canyon, accompanied by readings from her books and essays, and songs about the Colorado River.

Katie Lee is the author of All My Rivers Are Gone: A Journey of Exploration Through Glen Canyon. She was the third woman to run all the rapids in the Grand Canyon. She explored and guided through Glen Canyon for ten years before it was dammed. Her eloquent insights into wilderness values have been compared to those of the late Edward Abbey, who was a close friend.