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Natural Resource Users Law and Policy Center

Helping natural resource users, policymakers, and communities navigate increasingly complex legal and policy issues affecting land, water, forestry, agriculture, and public lands.

Natural resource users face complex legal, regulatory, and policy challenges

Since 2015, we've helped people and communities navigate these complexities by providing trusted research, policy analysis and on the ground support for stakeholders that drives informed decision-making and responsible resource stewardship.
 

Supporting Arizona's working lands

Dedicated to supporting natural resource users, we are the nation’s first university-based law and policy center to integrate legal expertise, science, and Cooperative Extension. We equip Arizona’s working communities with objective analysis and practical guidance to navigate complex on-the-ground challenges and drive informed decision-making.

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Arizona Landscape Monsoon Storm Approaching - Credit: Robert Murray

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Have a natural resource law or policy question, a research need, or an opportunity to collaborate?
Contact the NRULPC to explore educational programs, partnerships, and resources relevant to your work.

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Explore our focus areas

We work at the intersection of law, policy, science, and Extension to address issues affecting forests, rangelands, water resources, agriculture, and public lands.

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Opportunities for students

Students gain hands-on experience addressing real-world natural resource challenges through research, policy analysis, stakeholder engagement and applied projects

Student opportunities

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Sign up to receive two publications by email. The quarterly NRULPC Newsletter shares news, events, and resources from the Center. The monthly Regulatory Roundup highlights proposed rules and agency decisions affecting Arizona’s natural resource users.

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