WRRC Conference 2017: Registration & Poster Submission Now Open
Registration for the 2017 WRRC Conference, Irrigated Agriculture in Arizona: A Fresh Perspective, is now open. Register now at an early bird cost of only $95! Join us as we...
Volunteers Needed for Peoria Water Festival!
The Peoria Water Festival is an educational field day event that instills a deeper understanding of water in the earth system and Arizona’s water resources. You can help by facilitating...
Phoenix Chapter is Now Accepting Applications for the Herman Bouwer Intern Scholarship
Are you a student at an Arizona university or college who is enrolled in a hydrology-related field? If so, you have a great opportunity to gain experience in water sampling and other types...
Government Goings-On: Rolling the Dice on DCP
—Alan Dulaney Hear that? The clink of chips, the soft shuffle of cards on the table? It’s the sound of a Colorado River deal unraveling. Recall that the tiered shortage...
New Water Policy / Planning Courses Offered at the University of Arizona
Spring 2017 Course Offerings Looking to do some professional development this year? Here are three great opportunities. Arizona Water Policy (ENVS/ GEOG/HWRS/LAW/PLNN 596B) This 3-unit class will explore Arizona water...
Speakers Needed for ASU Solution Summit
This January 21, from 11 am to 5 pm, Changemaker Central is hosting the Solutions Summit at ASU, an open conference for students, innovators, entrepreneurs, and community members to create global...
Reclamation Offers Prizes for Innovative Ideas to Expand Water Supplies
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, in conjunction with federal and private cosponsoring organizations, has developed two prize challenges intended to stimulate innovations that expand usable water supplies. The first challenge...
Government Goings-on: The Feds’ Future
— Alan Dulaney The election is over. Huge changes lie ahead on the Federal level. What they might be remains murky; as of right now, there is not even an...