We are proud to announce that Holly Roberson has been chosen for the Water Education Foundation’s 2024 Colorado River Water Leaders program. This biennial initiative selects emerging leaders from various sectors, including state and federal agencies, tribal nations, environmental groups, and private companies, to foster a diverse network of professionals committed to enhancing their understanding of the vital Colorado River and Colorado River Basin.
Holly brings extensive expertise in water law, tribal law, and natural resources law to the cohort. Her practice is centered around water issues, environmental law and policy, with a focus on water law, CEQA, NEPA, land use, climate change, tribal cultural resources protection, and renewable energy. Her commitment to building strong relationships and finding resolutions aligns seamlessly with Kronick’s dedication to water law and resource protection.
Holly is honored to hold the position of Water Counsel for the Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT). She recognizes the crucial role that relationships within the Colorado River framework play in achieving success for her clients and sustainable solutions for the River.
Kronick, established in 1959 with a primary focus on water law, has been a long-time supporter of the Water Education Foundation, Eric Robinson currently serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors. More than 65 years later, Kronick’s water resources legal team works statewide to help tribal nations, water districts, cities, water companies, farmers, landowners, and non-profits obtain and protect water supplies while protecting the environment.