| Formed in 1985, AHS is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to advancing hydrology and water resource
research, planning, and development. We not only provide an open
forum for professionals to exchange information, but we also support
public understanding, education, and training in the science and
technology of hydrology and water resources.
An important part of
AHS’ mission
is promoting the responsible use, management, and preservation of
water resources in the arid southwest.
AHS is also dedicated to
helping establish standards for the practice of hydrology as a profession.
To support these goals, AHS funds meetings,
scholarships,
grants, symposia,
and other outreach and (or) educational activities. |
| AHS has a LinkedIn Group!
Thanks to Kirk Creswick, AHS now has a LinkedIn Group, providing members another way to network.
Join the Group.
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August/September 2010 Newsletter is now available.
Click here.
Job opportunities.
Check out our updated jobs page!
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Join us for the Annual AHS Hydro Symposium, September 1-4, 2010, Westin La Paloma, Tucson, AZ!
The 2010 symposium focuses on arid and semi-arid environments, not only because these are the conditions we face here in the southwestern United States, but because many parts of the world share our inherent challenges. Fostering collaboration between communities from drylands all over the world can help generate new solutions to water resource difficulties. This is a particularly important part of U.S. border relations with Mexico. Check out our well-rounded program here!
Register now as the early registration discount ends July 31 and the special discounted room price of $96 for AHS guests at the Westin La Paloma ends August 2nd, 5pm!
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Workshops are offered on Wednesday, Sept 1st and include AQTESOLV for advanced users and Well Rehabilitation and Evaluation - Cost-Effective Methods and Considerations for Water Purveyors. Register now!
There are also several field trips in works for Saturday, Sept 4th, including a trip to Lower Cienega Creek to see sites of major erosion, learn about riparian habitat,and use hands on restoration techniques.
So don't miss out! Join your friends and colleagues at the beautiful Westin La Paloma to talk water, attend interesting presentations, and swap cards while visiting with AHS' vendors and sponsors.
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