Building the Wyoming We Want -- Multimedia Video

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Audio Clips from the Conference (.mp3 files)

Thursday, Jan. 10

Welcome and Instructions by Ryan Lance, Deputy Chief of Staff, Office of the Governor (5:49)

Welcome - Governor Parris Glendening, Governors' Institute on Community Design (10:10)

Growth: Opportunities and Challenges by U.S. Senator John Barrasso (14:05)

Opening Address: Building the Wyoming We Want by Gov. Dave Freudenthal (19:08)

Growth Trends: Implications and Approaches by Luther Propst, Executive Director, Sonoran Institute (19:20)

Wyoming Growth Trends and the Role of the Wildlife Trust by Bob Budd, Executive Director, Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Resource Trust (11:15)

Water and Decisions and Trends by Ellen Hanak, Associate Director of Research at the Public Policy Institute of California (22:40)

Wyoming Water: Trends, Supply and Rural Growth by Mike Purcell, Director, Wyoming Water Development Commission Part I (7:28), Part II (8:11)

Fiscal Implications of Sprawl by Terry Moore, Vice President, ECONorthwest (21:53)

The Real Cost of Building and Maintaining Local Government Services by Kent Connelly, Lincoln County Commissioner (19:49)

Question & Answer Session with Morning Speakers (12:53)

Luncheon Speaker: Why Growth Matters: Encouraging Public Engagement by Robert Grow, Founder, Envision Utah (37:38)

Report Back from Breakout Sessions Part I (30:25), Part II (15:59)

Friday, Jan. 11

Welcome - Dr. Walt Nolte, President, Casper College (Intro by Ryan Lance, Office of the Governor) (6:49)

Panel Discussion: Tools, Best Practices and Good Ideas (Featuring Panelists: Luther Propst, Sonoran Institute; Bob Grow, Envision Utah; Terry Moore, ECONorthwest; Ellen Hanak, Public Policy Institute) Part I (23:04), Part II (27:40), Part III (5:00)

Panel Discussion: Wyoming Perspectives on Tools, Best Practices and Good Ideas (Featuring Panelists: Anne MacKinnon, Wyoming Water Development Commission; Ron Surdam, Wyoming State Geologist; State Senator Stan Cooper, Kemmerer; Ryan Lance, Moderator (1:03:04)

Closing Remarks by Gov. Dave Freudenthal (24:21)