The Permanent Forum of Binational Waters is hosting the US-Mexico Transboundary Groundwater Conference, “Innovation and Creativity: Strategies for…
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The WRRC photo contest is back, and we are excited to see what our contestants will bring to the table this year. As with the last few photo contests we’ve…
I have lived in Arizona for close to 42 years. When I moved to Arizona from New Jersey, where I grew up and was educated, I had no idea I would become a water…
The WRRC wants to extend a warm welcome to all those returning to school for the Fall semester. This summer has been long, hot, and dry. The COVID-19 pandemic…
After another week of extreme heat and no rain, many in Tucson and around the state are asking, where are the monsoons? Recent articles in the Arizona…
Water Matters is the newsletter from Tucson Water included with the monthly Utility Services Statements to customers. The first item is 10 Ways to Harvest…
Although my spring -summer sabbatical lecture tour did not take place as planned due to COVID-19, I did deliver more than a dozen lectures and participated in…
Although my spring-summer sabbatical lecture tour did not take place as planned due to COVID-19, I did deliver more than a dozen lectures and participated in…
Water conservation is an important issue in the Southwest. Many urban landscapes use native or desert-adapted plants to reduce the amount of irrigation needed…
Longtime member of the WRRC team, Kerry Schwartz, received the Cooperative Extension Faculty of the Year award from the UArizona Cooperative Extension…
I am writing to invite your feedback on an important issue that came up at the Happy Hour discussion I hosted at the Water Resources Research Center’s 2020…
Your feedback is requested. I am writing to invite your feedback on an important issue that came up at the Happy Hour discussion I hosted at the Water…
The WRRC is pleased to share our newly released report Getting Down to Facts: A Visual Guide to Water in the Pinal Active Management Area, a collection of…
The WRRC 2020 "virtual" Conference, Water at the Crossroads: The Next 40 Years, is a wrap! With over 450 people attending, we had registrants from 51…
