Government Goings-on: The Shade of Water
—Alan Dulaney “Shade” is an old term signifying a ghostly suggestion of a former living presence. The shade of the Colorado River may wander the Lower Basin for decades, absent...
Calling all Flagstaff Chapter Members! Vote for Your Favorite 2018 Activities
"Bus & Beer" summer field trip together with Phoenix chapter Montezuma's Well field trip with food and drink afterwards at El Patio restaurant in McGuireville Death Valley, Devils Hole, Ash...
Upcoming Symposia in Flagstaff
April 19–20: First Annual Student Water Symposium Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act, the NAU School of Earth Sciences and Environmental Sustainability will host this...
2018 Raffle Announced — Help Us Sell Tickets
It’s back!! Jim Click has announced that he is providing a Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit for a 2018 nonprofit fundraiser. AHSF has picked up 200 tickets for sale at $25...
A Review of the 2017 Halpenny Intern Experience
—By Samantha Swartz This past year, I was extremely fortunate to be awarded the Halpenny Intern Scholarship. The internship connected me with four remarkable organizations in Tucson — the USGS,...
Western water agencies team up with federal government to offer grants for water-saving technologies
The next generation of water-saving devices and technologies will get a boost from some of the Southwest’s largest water agencies and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation under the latest round...
AHS Flagstaff Chapter Events in Spring 2018
Join the Flagstaff chapter for three great talks: March 7, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM: The Flagstaff chapter’s 2017 Chuck Avery Intern Scholar, Melissa Yin, will speak about her experience...
AZ Water Luncheon — March 1
Permanent Canal Closures and Pump Project, New Orleans, Louisiana Date: March 1, 2018 Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Location: Hotel Tucson City Center (475 N. Granada, Tucson) Speaker: John...