Government Goings-on: The Future Ain’t What It Used to Be…
—Alan Dulaney On June 28, the Bureau of Reclamation, ADWR, and CAWCD cohosted a meeting on the Lower Basin Drought Contingency Plan. While other Basin states have been getting their...
AHS Bids Farewell to Paul Lindberg
—Dana Downs-Heimes Paul Lindberg — AHS member, colleague, and friend to many — passed away on June 16, 2018. Paul was an active member of AHS who guided field trips...
New Publication from Arizona Geological Survey
A sinkhole of unknown extent occurs in the Colossal Cave Mtn. Park near Vail, Arizona. A new report by AZGS' Joe Cook uses geophysical and drone technologies to decipher the...
30 Days of Giving Water Drive: A Message from Our Friends at EPAZ
EPAZ’s Community Service Committee challenges you to 30 Days of Giving to benefit the Phoenix Rescue Mission! The Phoenix Rescue Mission desperately needs water to help the homeless — and...
Water Use and Water Law along the Santa Cruz River
Pima County Regional Flood Control District Monthly Brown Bag Series Speaker: Julia Fonseca, Environmental Planning Manager, Pima County Office of Sustainability and Conservation Date/Time: Wednesday, June 13, 12–1 PM Location:...
2018 Avery Intern Scholar Announced
The Flagstaff Chapter is pleased to announce the selection of Madeleine Stoll as the 2018 Charles Avery Intern. Madeleine is a senior at NAU pursuing a BSE in environmental engineering....
Government Goings-on: The Big Sleep
—Alan Dulaney “Don’t do something—just stand there!” This call for inaction is often an appropriate dictum when faced with overly complex situations. Especially when passing law. In the last month...
2018 SARSEF Recap
By Mike Block, Marla Odom, and Maya Teyechea On April 12, several AHS judges reviewed water projects at the annual Southern Arizona Science and Engineering Fair and gave awards to the...