The AHS Foundation has a New Website!
Our 2019 annual report as well as more timely financial information is available for download. You can check on the status of your Endowment fund, donate to the Endowment fund,...
Parched, the Art of Water in the Southwest – Exhibit Opens
Article submitted by Donald Bills, Emeritus Scientist/Hydrologist, Flagstaff Science Campus AHS and AHSF is proud to be a sponsor of the water themed exhibit which opened on September 11th at...
Arizona Geological Survey Asks for Important Survey Participation
The Arizona Geological Survey asks you to participate in a nationwide survey to assess the economic benefits of geologic mapping. All are invited to participate in a national assessment of...
Government Goings-on: Colorado River Redux
—Alan Dulaney It has been a year like no other, with acrimonious partisan politics, a chaotic election cycle, a pandemic that is highly contagious, resulting in lockdowns and an economic...
View the film “Picture a Scientist” on October 1 or 2, 2020
The Environmental and Engineering Geophysical Society (EEGS) is promoting the virtual screening of the film, Picture a Scientist, for viewing at leisure on October 1st and 2nd, 2020. The screening...
Congratulations to Our 2020–2021 AHS Academic Scholarship Winners!
We're happy to announce our 2020–2021 academic scholarship winners: Ammon F Cadogan, MS, UA, Civil Engineering, emphasis: Hydraulics and Water Resource Engineering Abigail Kahler, B.S., UA, Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences...
Report by 2020 AHS Undergraduate Mentor Scholarship Winner – Danielle Rehwold
The Tucson Chapter of the Arizona Hydrological Society (AHS) 2020 AHS Undergraduate Mentor Scholarship was awarded to University of Arizona senior, Danielle Rehwoldt. As part of the student responsibilities of...
Government Goings-on: Hotter, Drier
—Alan Dulaney For central and southern Arizona, this has been the hottest summer on record. It has also been one of the driest. The eagerly awaited monsoon rains, which were...