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Jean McLain, Associate Director of the Water Resources Research Center (WRRC), is leading an investigation into the biological and chemical quality of harvested rainwater in Arizona. Along with Leif Abrell (Department of Soil, Water and Environmental Science) and Nathan Allen (Biosphere 2 Center)

How can Arizona ensure a safe, reliable water supply, now and in the future? The University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center (WRRC) will host a conference on April 8 – “Closing the Gap Between Water Supply and Demand”

The recent presenter for the Water Sustainability 2013 Distinguished Speaker Series, Justice Gregory J. Hobbs Jr., Colorado Supreme Court, shared his insight about western water law and his unique talents for poetry and photography.

The Water Resources Research Center (WRRC) is happy to announce that all four regional bulletins on environmental flows and water demands are now available.

The WRRC's Spring 2012 Newsletter, Arizona Water Resource, is now available on line.

On June 1, 2012, the OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) sponsored Expert Workshop on Water Security: Managing Risks and Tradeoffs in Selected River Basins was held In Paris, France.

The WRRC has released its Annual Report for the calendar year 2011. The report showcases the accomplishments of the WRRC, it faculty, professional personnel and students.

Kelly Mott Lacroix has won this year's Young Professionals Fresh Ideas Program's student poster competition for her Connecting the Environment to Arizona Water Planning, presentation.

Arizona Project WET is part of world-wide water web of students, teachers, trainers, and sustainers. We are proud of the work that we do and happy to be a part of an international team being honored by the Clean Water America Alliance.

The 6th World Water Forum is being held March 12 through 17, in Marseille, France, with the participation of more than 180 countries.  A major international event in water science, management and governance, the World Water Fora attract representation across the spectrum for high-level ministerial delegations to groups of citizens and indigenous people. More than 25,000 people are expected.