Introduction to the Rio Grande Watershed  Speaker: Dagmar Llewellyn U.S. Bureau of Reclamation This fall the research collaborative is hosting a webinar series, open to those who are experts in […]

Storage and flows from headwater systems and water availability for downstream human and ecosystems across a Transect of the Americas. Presenting Author: Jan Boll, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, […]

Incorporating Climate Risks into Decision Making Through Climate Risk Informed Decision Analysis (CRIDA): Perspectives from Zambia and Chile" and organized by UNESCO's Division of Water Sciences, Alliance for Global Water Adaptation […]

2020 Water for Food Global Webinar Series University of Nebraska-Lincoln The Role of Water Re-use in Water Security: An effective tool in agriculture, food production and urban water use October 1, 2020 10-11 a.m. CDT | 15:00-16:00 UTC Free via Zoom Register now Our next webinar explores water re-use as a tool for water security and […]

Oct. 7 Rio Grande Water Fund: New Paradigm for Watersheds  Speaker: Collin Haffey The Nature Conservancy This fall the research collaborative is hosting a webinar series, open to those who are experts in water sustainability or just interested in the topic. The series will feature guest speakers and will begin exploring the specific issues involved […]

Wildfire Disturbances to Source Water Quality and Drinking Water Treatment Amanda Hohner, Civil & Environmental Engineering, WSU Register for the talk at: https://wsu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yj_W_gLPTLW-BW5iFDkK9Q  

October 8 I Nature-Based Solutions to Improve Water Security in Brazil In this webinar, Pacific Institute President Jason Morrison will participate in a panel exploring the benefits of investing in Nature-Based Solutions to create solutions that contribute to addressing major urban challenges while improving quality of life and building climate resilience. The event will be […]

Adaptive Reservoir Operation in the Transboundary Nile River Basin: Towards Win-Win Solutions Hisham Eldardiry, PhD candidate Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Washington 3:30 - 4:50 PM Zoom meeting

October 21, 2020 Improving Lake Temperature Estimates for Midwestern Fisheries with Process-Guided Deep Learning Jordan Read, U.S. Geological Survey Improved estimates of lake water temperatures can benefit managers of midwestern fisheries. Water temperature controls growth and reproduction of fish, and water temperature measurements are commonly collected as part of aquatic monitoring campaigns to provide a […]

Melissa McCracken, Tufts University Wednesdays from 4-5pm PST https://oregonstate.zoom.us/j/91924243079pwd=b1ZFMHJ1Y2hMK1NNT2V2YndVOFlZdz09