azconservation.org
Mapping the Status of Desert Streams - The Nature Conservancy's Center for Science and Public Policy
http://www.azconservation.org/projects/water/wet_dry_mapping
Las Cienegas adaptive management. Las Cienegas Adaptive Management. Mapping the Status of Desert Streams. Wet/dry mapping provides a low-cost, river-wide snapshot of hydrologic conditions for rivers with interrupted perennial surface flows. Many people in the arid Southwest care about the fate of perennial streams and their associated riparian communities. The loss of flows in streams and rivers has social, economic, and ecological consequences. Photo credit: Kelly Tighe. To map the extent of surface flo...
waterwise.arizona.edu
Welcome to WaterWise Web Site - Links
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Can You Read Your Meter. Landscaping and Plant Lists. University of Arizona Cooperative Extension. University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Publications. Water Wise/Energy Smart Ft. Huachuca Program. Cochise County Master Gardener Program. Master Watershed Steward Program. Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials: NEMO. Water Resources Research Center. Center for Sustainability of semi-Arid Hydrology and Riparian Areas. Backyards and Beyond Magazine. Rural living in Arizona. NSF C...
dss.tucson.ars.ag.gov
CWA Technical Advisory Committee Website
http://dss.tucson.ars.ag.gov/cwatac
Technical References (Projects, Links). CWA TAC is no longer meeting due to Agency budget cuts. Resources contacted as necessary. Technical Library maintained. Last updated 8/2015. To recommend, review, and provide the scientific data to support the general mission of the CWA. Define the key technical issues that need additional research and or monitoring to support informed decision-making on the Middle San Pedro portion of the San Pedro watershed. CWA List of Questions for TAC. 8226; Established mechan...
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Sharing Our Stories Of Scientific Engagement
http://compassblogs.org/blog/2013/04/30/reachingoutsci
Sharing Our Stories Of Scientific Engagement. 30 April, 2013. At the 2012 AAAS Annual Meeting. In Vancouver B.C., I attended the Good Science, Good Communication: Talking to the Media and the Public. View from the stage in our 2013 AAAS session “A New Social (Media) Contract for Science”. These overcrowded rooms show the enormous appetite for conversations about science communication. Please jump in online this week with your questions, experiences, and insights. #reachingoutsci. What are the lessons you...
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Resources | EVWF
http://evwf.org/resources
East Valley Water Forum. Listed below are related links to other websites related to water resources. Arizona Department of Water Resources. Upper San Pedro Partnership. Water 2025: Preventing Crises and Conflict in the West (Bureau of Reclamation). East Valley Water Forum. E-Mail at: eastvalleywf@aol.com. East Valley Water Forum. E-Mail at: eastvalleywf@aol.com. Designed by MakPro Powered by MakPro.
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Arizona’s Rivers and Water - The Nature Conservancy's Center for Science and Public Policy
http://www.azconservation.org/projects/water
Las Cienegas adaptive management. Las Cienegas Adaptive Management. Arizona’s Rivers and Water. Water is fundamental to life for people, plants, and animals. Our programs span science, policy, direct land and water protection, habitat management and working with local communities and public agencies to achieve sustainable water management. Photo Credit: Hal Malde. Water security is critical for Arizona's future. Status of Arizona's rivers. Click map to enlarge. In a 2004 study. Because developing water p...
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USGS Science Center Web Framework: News Releases
http://az.water.usgs.gov/newsroom
Arizona Water Science Center. Search the Arizona WSC:. Barbara Hermann-Reese ( bhreese@usgs.gov. USGS Arizona Water Science Center. 520 N Park Avenue, Suite 221. Tucson, AZ 85719. Phone: (520) 670-6671 ext. ABOUT THE Arizona WSC. USGS IN YOUR STATE. USGS Water Science Centers are located in each state. Arizona Water Science Center Newsroom. Arizona Water Science Center News Releases. Upper San Pedro Partnership Wins Cooperative Conservation Award. Where in Arizona are ground-water levels falling? The US&...
waterwise.arizona.edu
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Can You Read Your Meter. Landscaping and Plant Lists. The below rebates are only for:. Sierra Vista Subwatershed (SVS) Residential and Commercial Only. Sierra Vista, Bisbee, Hereford, Palominas, Tombstone, Naco, Huachuca City and areas in-between). The Cochise Water Project Rebates. May include: Rainwater containers,Toilet Replacement Program,. Contact The Cochise Water Project. For current rebate offerings. Cochise County - Residential Toilet Rebates. Cochise County Cooperative Extension.
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Welcome to WaterWise Web Site
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Can You Read Your Meter. Landscaping and Plant Lists. Did your neighbor really get more rain than you? Click on the rainlog logo to find out! Welcome to Water Wise! Resources for Vegetable Gardening and Landscape Planting:. Ten Steps to a Successful Vegetable Garden. Ten Steps to a Successful Vegetable Garden (Video). Cochise County Master Gardener Program. What is Xeriscape and how can I design my own? Sierra Vista Area Plant List (with photos). Low Water Plants for Cochise County. When Do I Water?
thecochisewaterproject.com
Our Friends
http://www.thecochisewaterproject.com/page4
Pueblo del Sol Project. Visit Wateruseitwisely.com/100-ways-to-conserve for water-saving tips! The City of Sierra Vista. 2012 TCWP Contact us.
