• Dive into complex water rights in real estate.
• Learn from top experts in Nevada water resources.
• Earn up to 6 CE credits across multiple professional fields.

November 15, 2025 —As part of the Nevada Water Resources Association’s 2025 NWRA Annual Conference Week, the Association will host the Advanced Water Rights in Nevada class on January 28 at the Nugget Casino Resort in Sparks, NV. This comprehensive course is designed to provide professionals with a deeper understanding of Nevada’s water rights—a critical aspect of real estate transactions, environmental compliance, and legal assessments. Led by seasoned experts, this class promises not only insights but practical applications for anyone involved in Nevada’s water resources.

Key Takeaways for Professionals.

Attendees will delve into topics crucial to navigating Nevada’s water rights landscape, including regulatory frameworks, court case impacts, and the intricacies of chain of title in water rights documentation. Whether you’re a real estate agent, appraiser, attorney, or environmental professional, this course will deepen your understanding of water resources—a vital asset in Nevada’s arid landscape.

The course agenda includes:

• Real Estate Implications: Understanding water rights’ role in buying and selling property.
• Regulatory Review: Updates on Nevada water administration regulations.
• Legal Nuances: Chain of title, deeds, and critical case studies shaping water rights today.

Meet the Experts.

Chris Facque brings 20 years of hands-on expertise in water rights research, title verification, and project management across Nevada’s counties. A Certified Survey Technician and water rights consultant, Facque offers unique insights into water rights mapping and compliance, backed by extensive experience with Nevada’s county and state agencies.

Hugh Ricci, P.E. offers a legacy of leadership as Nevada’s former State Engineer, with decades of expertise in water rights regulation and administration. A seasoned consultant and engineer, Ricci’s comprehensive knowledge of water law and project oversight enhances the course with historical perspective and practical guidance.

Register by Mail or Online.

This course is approved for continuing education credits across multiple Nevada regulatory bodies, making it invaluable for professionals aiming to advance their careers and expertise in water resources.  The course outline, costs and registration forms (both online and by mail) are posted on the Nevada Water Resources Association’s website.

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Image:

The Truckee River, Sparks, Nevada.  Ken Lund, June 2017.  Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.

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