CAP Celebrates 35 Years of First Water Delivery
After years of planning and engineering by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, the water from the first delivery was used for farms growing cotton, lettuce, pistachio, melon and other crops....
AZGS Releases Third Study of Landslides Adjacent to I-17
Arizona Geological Survey released Part III of a blog series investigating landslides adjacent to I-17. The latest blog post focuses on the section of I-17 in the Verde Valley. After...
El Dia del Agua y Atmosfera
AHS agreed to be a Bronze Level sponsor of El Dia del Agua y Atmosfera as part of our regular community outreach activities. EDDAYA is the Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences...
2020 AHS Undergraduate Mentor Scholarship (Tucson)
The Tucson AHS Chapter is seeking applicants for the 2020 AHS Undergraduate Mentor Scholarship. The scholarship portion of the award is $1500. The selected student will be paired with a...
Government Goings-on: Things Happen
—Alan Dulaney Regardless of whatever happens with COVID-19, other things keep happening too. In April government-related things happened on the Federal level, the state level, and locally. On the Federal...
NWRI Fellowship Deadline Extended to June 1
The NWRI Fellowship program awards funds to graduate students who are conducting water research in the United States. To be eligible, students must be accepted and enrolled in an US-based...
Flagstaff Chapter Celebrates SWS Poster Winner
NAU student, Max Evans, received second place for his poster entered in the Third Annual 2020 Student Water Symposium. “The Biodiversity Crisis: Water you going to do about it?” was...
AZGS Releases Second Study of Landslides Adjacent to I-17
Arizona Geological Survey released Part II of a blog series investigating landslides adjacent to I-17. The latest blog post focuses on the 7.5 mile section of I-17, between Black Canyon...