Events

Integrating Citizen Science with Water Resources Research Across the Globe

A weekly webinar series hosted by CUAHSI

Wednesdays March 1 - April 19, 2023 | 12pm ET

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I Hack Water

An in-person hackathon co-organized by CUAHSI and the IoW Coalition

April 14-16, 2023 | Cambridge, MA

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New Mexico Water Data Workshop

An in-person workshop hosted by the New Mexico Water Data Initiative

May 4, 2023 | Socorro, NM

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2023 CUAHSI Biennial Colloquium

An in-person gathering focused on new horizons in water science

June 11-14 2023 | Tahoe City, CA

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Water Features: An IoW Blog

Bringing Water Data to the Forefront in Oregon: The Oregon Water Data Portal


We know that Oregon has more than 100,000 miles of rivers and streams, 360 miles of coastline along the Pacific, and more than 1400 named lakes. But how much do we actually know about the water that we rely upon for our basic needs? Sure, we might be familiar with the big names like the Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean, and we might have opinions on where the best kayaking, waterfall viewing, or flyfishing spots are located, but what do we know about the water we drink every day? What about the impact of algal blooms on our estuaries? Or how well we are tracking changes that affect the lake your family loves to visit every summer? What happens to our water supplies in the event of a flood or a dam failure? The truth is, there are many questions about water in Oregon that we have a hard time answering because the data we need isn’t easy to find. These types of water questions are just a few of the topics that the Oregon Water Data Portal (OWDP) seeks to address.

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New Report: Putting Data to Work

The California Water Data Consortium interviewed water leaders to better understand the data challenges they face. These leaders articulated how water data infrastructure issues impact their ability to make informed water management decisions and plan for long-term supply reliability.

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Changing the Color of Water

Jose Aranda, relationships manager at the Water Hub at Climate Nexus, was featured this week on Water Loop podcast. On the podcast Jose discusses the Color of Water a Water Hub initiative created to build voice and visibility for people of color in the water movement.

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