Government Goings-On: Sierra Vista Strikes Back
by Alan Dulaney Last month, I described the lawsuit brought by BLM and other plaintiffs against ADWR over the issuance of a Designation of Adequate Water Supply to Pueblo del...
Living River Academy
This 2-day workshop for teachers, which will be held March 18 and 19, is a collaboration between Arizona Project WET and Pima County Natural Resources Parks and Recreation. Using systems thinking, teachers will explore...
Take the Survey: UA HWR 50th Reunion Event
Planning is under way for a reunion to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Hydrology & Water Resources Department. The celebration will be held on the UA Campus beginning Thursday,...
Water News — February 2016
Cynthia Campbell to serve as new Water Resources Advisor for the City of Phoenix. Cynthia has practiced law for 21 years in both Arizona and Illinois. For the past 4...
Arizona Geological Survey releases revised earth fissure maps for Cochise, Maricopa, Pinal Counties
AZGS continues to map, monitor, and inform the public regarding earth fissures in south-central and southeastern Arizona. Six freshly revised earth fissure maps are now available for parts of Maricopa,...
Announcing the 2016 Leonard Halpenny Intern Scholarship
Application forms and information for the Halpenny Intern Scholarship are now available online. The application deadline is April 1. We invite undergraduate and graduate students in hydrology-related fields to apply;...
AHS Judges Needed for the Southern Arizona Science & Engineering Fair
Each year the Tucson Chapter participates in SARSEF by being a Special Awards Donor, giving $25 to $50 checks for hydrology science projects to grades K-12. The event is held...
In Memorium: Dr. Charles Avery
Dr. Charles Avery, founding member of the AHS Flagstaff Chapter, passed away on January 26, 2016. In 2012, the Flagstaff Chapter renamed its intern scholarship to recognize Dr. Avery’s contributions...