My Enviropreneur Story
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My presentation from the 2010 Enviropreneur Institute. This presentation includes: 1. My Story - my enviropreneur lessons. 2. My Market - introduction to the water market. 3. My Projects- examples of the services I provide.
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My Enviropreneur Story
- 1. Turning Blue into Green Chris Corbin: My Enviropreneur Story
- 3. Beer Guy!
- 6. lesson 1 desire
- 7. my story i water
- 10. project manager
- 12. lesson 2 vision
- 13. my story MBA
- 14. start up 1
- 17. BREWB◙X
- 19. lesson 3 continuously learn
- 20. tools
- 21. network
- 22. lesson 4 never give up
- 25. “ I have not failed. I just found 10,000 ways that do not work” - Thomas Edison
- 26. lesson 5 execute
- 29. Lotic turns blue into green.
- 30. BLUE represents historic water rights 1
- 31. GREEN means opportunities 2
- 32. my market
- 33. water rights
- 35. property of the state for the use of its people . . . water
- 37. water rights are assets
- 38. Irrigating Crops
- 39. quenching thirst
- 40. quenching thirst
- 41. Hydropower
- 42. Industry
- 43. 21 Recreation
- 44. 21 Fish and Wildlife
- 45. supply and demand
- 46. “ The West is the fastest growing part of the country. It is also the driest.” - National Geographic Magazine
- 47. physical supply
- 48. (Mote 2003)
- 49. Water levels are declining in aquifers .
- 53. more valid water right claims than water is available . . . over appropriated
- 54. Basin closure 3
- 55. Mitigation and Aquifer recharge
- 56. 20 AC-FT 1. Aquifer Recharge 2. Mitigation
- 57. Future water demand will be met or mitigated by existing water rights.
- 58. water market demand
- 59. 9 of 12 fastest growing states are located in the West.
- 60. (Dave Nazy, DOE, WA)
- 61. (Dave Nazy, DOE, WA)
- 62. (Dave Nazy, DOE, WA)
- 63. (Dave Nazy, DOE, WA)
- 64. (Dave Nazy, DOE, WA)
- 65. (Dave Nazy, DOE, WA)
- 66. (Dave Nazy, DOE, WA)
- 67. (Dave Nazy, DOE, WA)
- 68. (Dave Nazy, DOE, WA)
- 69. Agricultural Urban & Industrial Environmental
- 70. Gallatin County
- 71. Agricultural
- 72. Environmental
- 73. Urban
- 74. Missoula County
- 75. Agricultural
- 76. Environmental
- 77. Urban
- 78. Ravalli County
- 79. Agricultural
- 80. Environmental
- 81. Urban
- 82. 169,886 irrigated acres USDA, Economic Research Service (2009)
- 83. 297 miles of blue and red ribbon streams 226 miles of dewatered streams Montana FWP, 2009
- 84. 59% growth since 1990
- 85. Agricultural Urban & Industrial Environmental
- 86. water marketing
- 87. buying and selling in a market
- 88. Water runs with the land?
- 89. 1895
- 91. 45 AC - FT $6,999.99
- 92. My Projects
- 95. water rights audits
- 96. never trust a water right
- 97. 9 due diligence
- 98. water market analysis
- 99. water markets are not everywhere
- 100. water market development
- 101. Grass Valley French Ditch Company
- 102. Missoula: 1901
- 103. Missoula: Now
- 104. Missoula
- 105. Urban
- 106. Restructured Shares 80% 20%
- 107. 20% reduction in revenue
- 108. Agricultural
- 109. agricultural
- 111. Environmental
- 112. Environmental
- 113. Agricultural Urban & Industrial Environmental
- 115. Urban
- 116. Water Marketing Agriculture 80% mitigation 20%
- 117. Agricultural = A shares Urban & Industrial = B shares Environmental &
- 118. Grass Valley French Ditch Company Roots
- 119. water rights other
- 120. education
- 122. Beer Guy!
- 123. [email_address] 406.531.9156 www.loticwater.com www.activelymovingwater.com www.twitter.com/loticwater