In the Media: Articles on Water-Related Topics
Water Wells Drying Up on Tucson's Fringes By Tony Davis, The Arizona Daily Star October 24, 2014 When he moved to his Tortolita Mountain foothills home in the 1980s, Glenn Phillips’ well...
Play Doh and Teachers: A Winning Combination for STEM and Students
How can teachers get students interested in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and develop critical thinking skills? For a group of 20 teachers from the Prescott area attending the...
2015 AHS Symposium Planning Committee
The 2015 AHS symposium planning committee met at the Boulders on Broadway, in Tempe on October 23. The brainstorming session included ideas for plenary speakers and possible themes. The 2015...
Government Goings-on
The Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District (CAGRD) has been for 20 years the legal mechanism by which subdivisions based on mined groundwater can have that groundwater replenished by someone else...
AHS Scholarship Winners
AHS congratulates our many student scholars. Intern Scholarships Ms. Rae Lynn Byars – Charles C. Avery Intern Scholarship Mr. Anthony Ferrell – Herman Bouwer Intern Scholarship Ms. Marlyn Ripalda –...
Government Goings-on
Welcome to the party, California! In September, Governor Jerry Brown signed three pieces of legislation that for the first time in 164 years will try to regulate California’s use of...
Government Goings-on
Just a few weeks ago, a former corporate board treasurer (6 years) alerted me to a new federal regulation. The U.S. Forest Service has issued a new directive applicable to...
WRRC Brown Bag Seminar — Requiem for the Santa Cruz: An Environmental History of an Arizona River
Speaker: Robert H. Webb, Adjunct Professor, Hydrology and Water Resources, the University of Arizona / Co-Author of "Requiem for the Santa Cruz: An Environmental History of an Arizona River" Date/Time: Wednesday, Sept....