Arizona Water News : November 2015
Saudi Hay Farm In Arizona Tests State's Supply Of Groundwater Staff | NPR Outside of Phoenix, in the scorching Arizona desert, sits a farm that Saudi Arabia's largest dairy uses...
Government Goings-on: A Law for the Common Good
—Alan Dulaney Sometimes we need to remember our roots. Arizona is a leader in water management because diverse interests came together in the late 1970s to address the problem of...
New AHS Tabletop Display is a Hit
Thanks to the Flagstaff Chapter for taking our newly acquired tabletop display on its maiden voyage at the 13th Biennial Conference of Science & Management on the Colorado Plateau &...
Next Symposium Planning Meeting… and Call for Volunteers
Planning is gearing up for the 2016 AHS Symposium, which will be held at the Casino Del Sol Resort in Tucson. This is a great time to get involved! We're looking for...
Thanks to All Who Made the 2015 Symposium Possible
Another AHS Symposium has come and gone. And there are many, many people to thank for this successful event. First, thanks to our sponsors: Platinum: ($5,000 and above): Salt River...
Government Goings-on: Where No Hydrologist Has Gone Before
—Alan Dulaney Water flows on Mars. NASA announced the recently reached conclusion late in September, attracting considerable attention. But don’t break out your interplanetary kayaks just yet; NASA is actually...
Water News from Arizona & Way, Way Beyond
How a 25-year-old heavy metal guitarist from Arizona discovered water on Mars Anne Ryman | azcentral.com New study led by University of Arizona graduate provides evidence that water flows periodically on...
2015 Arizona Science & Engineering Fair
— by Paul Plato On April 8, AHS, in cooperation with the Central Arizona Project, reviewed and presented awards to deserving hydrologic and water projects at the annual Arizona Science...