Advancing water resources education, research, planning, and development since 1985
The Arizona Hydrological Society is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization that provides an open forum for professionals to exchange information. AHS supports public understanding, education, and training in the science and technology of hydrology and water resources. An important part of our mission is promoting the responsible use, management, and preservation of water resources in the arid Southwest.
To support these goals, AHS funds meetings, scholarships, symposia, and other outreach and educational activities, mostly through its 501(c)(3) charitable arm, the AHS Foundation.
Latest News From AHS
- NAU Student Water Symposium a Success!!The 2024 Student Water Symposium at NAU was a great success, featuring with 36 oral presentations and 7 poster sessions. The quality of presentations was high, and evaluators included three Flagstaff chapter members — Don Bills, Marvin Glotfelty, and John Noll. The…
- Congratulations to Our 2024 Award Winners—by Mike Block, Corporate Board Director and 2024 BSMAR18 Sponsorship Chair The Friday luncheon awards ceremony, sponsored by Central Arizona Project and GeoSystems Analysis, was heartfelt and emotional with having a moving presentation by Dr. Martha Whitaker with the UA’s Department of Hydrology…
- BSMAR18: It’s a WrapStay tuned for more details, but BSMAR18 is a wrap… and it was hugely successful! In the meantime, enjoy some fabulous photos by Shawn Calendine. You can also check out individual photos here.
- April 2024: When Is a Well Not a Well?Outside of springs, the most common means of accessing groundwater is via a well. A few bills directly related to wells have been introduced in this session of the Arizona Legislature. Many of the following descriptions were taken from the…
- WRRC Releases Coconino County FactsheetThe Coconino County Water Factsheet is now available! The latest addition to the WRRC’s Arizona Water Factsheet series, this resource showcases the county’s diverse natural and cultural landscapes and the impact of varied land ownership on the management of groundwater, surface water,…
- Kyl Center Releases New Report on Groundwater Protection in the ValleyThe Kyl Center for Water Policy at ASU’s Morrison Institute just released a report entitled, “Groundwater Protection in the Valley of the Sun: Past, Present & Future.” The report outlines groundwater management practices in the Phoenix AMA and lists the…
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Thinking about becoming a corporate member? Our corporate bundles save you a bundle — more than 15% — and ensure that your group members get discounts on AHS events and free access to perks such as our job board. For more information, contact us at info@azhydrosoc.org.
