Tucson’s Bighorn Fire and the Dangers of Debris Flows
Wildfire-related flooding and increased runoff may continue for several years in a burn area, but it is unusual for post-fire debris flows to occur beyond the second rainy season. Some...
Arizona Geology Blog: Wildfire and Debris Flow
After a wildfire, how intense does rainfall need to be to cause a debris flow? A research team from the University of Arizona Geosciences, AZGS, and the US Geological Survey...
Arizona Geology Blog: Bringing Real-World Geologic Data to the College Classroom
AZGS shares an interview in a recent AZGS blog post with Professor Jeffrey M. Simpson, who utilizes the AZGS geologic materials to instruct his students. Geologist/teacher Jeff Simpson describes the...
AZ Water Association’s 6th Annual Career Connect Event
This may be the perfect time to look for a new job. Check out the AZ Water Association’s 6th Annual Career Connect! AZ Water wants to inspire talent, promote diversity,...
AHS Flagstaff Chapter Selects 2020 Undergraduate Mentor Scholar
Max Evans Attended Yavapai College before transferring to NAU in 2015. He graduated from NAU in May with a Bachelor’s Degree in Geology, focusing on hydrogeology. He supported himself through...
Government Goings-on: The Nile
—Alan Dulaney No matter where they live on the planet, human populations dependent on surface water from major rivers become increasingly concerned when they perceive a threat to the source...
WRRC Announces Arizona Water Blueprint – New Visual Data Tools
Article by the Water Resources Research Center Several visually rich information tools are now available for answering your various water-related questions. The Kyl Center for Water Policy at ASU has...
The Tucson Chapter Announces their 2020 AHS Undergraduate Mentor Scholarship Recipient
The Tucson Chapter of the Arizona Hydrological Society (AHS) is pleased to announce their 2020 AHS Undergraduate Mentor Scholar. Our warmest congratulations go to Danielle Rehwoldt. Danielle is a senior...