Presented are papers delivered at a 1976 Colorado environmental law conference. Included in the publication are the conference schedule, the text of nine papers, background information on authors, and bibliography listings for each paper. Titles and topics of the papers are the following: (1) Water Resources Development and the Environment discusses water law in Colorado, water resources, and federally reserved water rights; (2) A Panorama of Environmental Laws presents an overview of laws dealing with radiation, noise, historical preservation, pesticides, and wildlife; (3) Federal Freedom of Information Act asks, "Who must disclose what, and to whom?" and "What information qualifies as confidential?"; (4) NEPA: Introduction and Current Developments discusses the National Environmental Policy Act; (5) Development on Federal Lands presents information on overlapping state and federal agencies; (6) Land Use Control in Colorado--Impact on Community Development surveys state legislation involving land use; (7) Air Quality Control discusses regulation of real estate development; (8) National Flood Insurance Program summarizes current developments in insurance coverage regulations; and (9) Water Quality Control discusses regulation of real estate development and water quality standards. (Author/DB)