Two dynamic and rewarding work activities have converged this Spring Semester. Once again, I am teaching the graduate course, Water Policy in Arizona and Semi-…
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Thank you to the wonderful speakers, sponsors, students, volunteers, and everyone else who made our WRRC 2026 Annual Conference possible! We couldn’t have done…
On April 14–15, the WRRC will be hosting its 2026 Annual Conference, Water for Tech, Mining & Energy: Pathways to Arizona’s Future, at the U of A…
The WRRC extends its deep gratitude to the organizations whose generous support makes our 2026 conference possible. Sponsorships create opportunities for water…
Water links communities, ecosystems, and economies irrespective of political borders. This is evident in North America, where the United States, Mexico, Canada…
The first of my Reflections essays, dated March 22, 2019, commemorated World Water Day. Since then, I have acknowledged World Water Day, for which UN Water…
Superstition considers Friday the 13th an unlucky day, a day for inauspicious happenings. Regarding the Colorado River, two concerning developments were…
WRRC 2026 Conference Sessions 6 and 7 will bring a strong conclusion to the conference with examples of community collaboration and interactions with mining…
The WRRC 2026 Annual Conference on April 14–15 will explore the interconnected challenges shaping Arizona’s future through a series of sessions examining the…
For the upcoming cycle, the WRRC expects to receive an increase in funding for small research grants from the US Geological Survey (USGS) through the federal…
Don't delay — register now for the WRRC 2026 Annual Conference, Water for Tech, Mining & Energy: Pathways to Arizona’s Future, taking place on April 14–15…
The Pinal County Water Factsheet is now available! As the 15th and final installment in the WRRC’s Arizona Water Factsheet series, this resource provides…
