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.
Upcoming Events
Tucson Chapter Holiday Bash
Join us for a special evening at the Tucson Botanical Gardens on Monday, December 16. Enjoy the festive atmosphere among garden paths and local desert flora, celebrating the season in a truly beautiful setting! Space is limited to 45 people, so sign up early! The cost is $20 per member / $25 for a nonmember guest (limit of one nonmember guest per member attendee), which covers beverages and a harvest taqueria dinner by Gallery of Food!
Sponsors receive tickets (Basin $225, 3 tickets; River $150, 2 tickets; Creek $75,1 ticket) and acknowledgment (logos, links) on promotional materials and recognition at the party. Register early for maximum exposure!
Latest News From AHS
- Save the Date for the 2025 Bus ‘n Beer!That’s right — the Bus ‘n Beer is back by popular demand! Save Saturday, April 12, for this fun trip. Visit Verde Valley hot spots and learn about the region’s geology / hydrology from special guest speakers while imbibing with…
- 2024 Avery Intern Scholar Recap— by Heather Elliott, 2024 Avery Intern Scholar I had the privilege of being nominated for this year’s Charles C. Avery Intern Scholarship, which provides students with an opportunity to work with hosts in the hydrological sciences. This was a…
- November 2024: Rural GroundwaterOne of the major failures of the last legislative session was the failure to address issues of groundwater overpumping in rural Arizona. Water policy experts, who mostly work in Phoenix and Tucson and see first-hand the success of the 1980…
- New “Alternative Pathway to Designation” Rules Would Provide Opportunities for Water ProvidersWarren Tenney, Executive Director of the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association (AMWUA), recently published an article on the state’s proposed rules that would benefit those who have been unable to obtain Assured Water Supply designations due to the halt on…
- AHS Student Awards Presented at ASU Flow 2024As many of you know, we typically present our intern and academic scholarship awards at our annual symposium during the Friday luncheon. However, this year, since AHS hosted BSMAR18 in April, we did not have our annual symposium. Instead, we…
- ASU Flow 2024 Wrap Up and PhotosASU Flow 2024 was held this past Monday, October 21, at the SRP PERA Club in Tempe. This is the second time AHS and ASU’s Center for Hydrologic Innovations (CHI) have partnered to bring the water community together to celebrate the start of the…
Thanks to Our Corporate Members
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 [email protected].
