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  • Livingston city commission considers a stormwater fee structure

    Our study on the economics and need for getting ahead of stormwater risks in Livingston.

    6 months ago
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  • Future proofing the outdoor rec economy

    Communities that rely heavily on outdoor recreation face wildfire and flood risks nearly 2x higher than others.

    7 months ago
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  • Can tourist towns be saved?

    Headwaters Economics worked with leaders in Bend, Oregon, to identify strategies that can ensure the city’s appeal for both tourism and long-term livability.

    7 months ago
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  • Headwaters at the National Disaster Resilience Conference

    Florida here we come!

    7 months ago
      
  • Data updates: Every state’s outdoor rec economy

    We just updated our webpage that tracks the economic contributions of outdoor recreation in every state based on the latest figures from the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis.

    8 months ago
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  • Headwaters meets with FEMA and community leaders in South Dakota

    8 months ago
      
  • Welcoming new staff!

    A big welcome to Ryan Maye Handy as the latest addition to our Community Planning Assistance for Wildfire program!

    8 months ago
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  • HE @ the Western Gov. Association

    Doug Green just wrapped up his presentation on how to prepare communities for wildfire at the Western Governors Association meeting.

    9 months ago
      
  • HE @ Tribal Emergency Manager Summit

    Patty Hernandez, Doug Green, and Brent Powell joined leaders engaged in emergency response from Tribes in Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota to discuss how to access resources, important trends and more.

    1 year ago
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    2 years ago
      
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