2019 AHS Symposium Recap
Thanks to all of our sponsors, exhibitors, and raffle prize contributors! Well, the 32nd Annual AHS Symposium has come and gone, and it proved to be very successful. The Tucson...
How Do We Sustain the Colorado River Past 2026?
Here’s how Arizona intends to find out. By Tom Buschatzke, Director, Arizona Department of Water Resources, and Ted Cooke, General Manager, Central Arizona Project. This opinion piece was initially published...
Assessing the AZGS’s Annual Impact on Arizona’s Economy
A new economic impact report shows that the products and services of the Arizona Geological Survey (UA AZGS) contributed nearly $32 million to Arizona's economy over the past year —...
Government Goings-on: Marching Forward
—Alan Dulaney Basic facts: Some 36% of Arizona’s total water use stems from the Colorado River. About 40% is groundwater, only 3% is reclaimed water, and the remaining 21% of...
Abstracts Now Being Accepted for BSMAR17!
Resilience Through Recharge and Recovery, the 17th Biennial Symposium on Managed Aquifer Recharge (BSMAR 17), will be held April 1–3, 2020, at the DoubleTree by Hilton - Phoenix/Tempe. (Please note...
Congratulations to Our 2019–2020 AHS Academic Scholarship Winners!
We're happy to announce our 2019–2020 academic scholarship winners: Ryan Lima, PhD, NAU, Earth Systems, School of Earth & Environmental Sustainability Tiffani Cañez, M.S., UA, Hydrology (accelerated master's program), Hydrology...
Schedule for September ADWR Management Plans Work Group
The MPWG is the stakeholder forum for the development of the AMA Fifth Management Plans, with a goal of working to assess existing conservation programs and develop new management strategies...
Government Goings-on: Groundwater and Rural Arizona
—Alan Dulaney Arizonans outside the Active Management Areas are always suspicious of moves to regulate what they consider to be theirs, like groundwater. They opted out of regulation under the...