Drought, Fire, and Precipitation Extremes: Operational Challenges for Snow Water Resources The Western Snow Conference provides a forum for individuals and organizations to share scientific, management, and socio-economic information on snow and runoff from any viewpoint and strives to advance snow and hydrologic sciences. The Conference is divided into four geographic areas: North Pacific, South […]

Water Risk Under a Rapidly Changing World - Evaluation & Adaptation Join us for the AWRA 2022 Spring Specialty Conference co-hosted by the AWRA Future Risk Committee and the Alabama Water Institute. With a theme of "Water Risk Under a Rapidly Changing World: Evaluation and Adaptation", this conference seeks to bring together a diverse multi-disciplinary […]

Resilient Water Resources – Protection, Restoration, Cooperative Stewardship As we experience varying weather events, our water resource management techniques and research areas must also evolve & adapt. While different regions face specific concerns, there are ubiquitous lessons to be learned from our coastal communities that apply to regions throughout the country. This conference will explore […]

Learn and connect with floodplain management professional this FREE forum focused on flood risk reduction topics in California. About this event Join other professionals in floodplain management, water management, emergency management and related fields to learn about innovative projects and technology, as well as new approaches to projects. Virtually connect with peers from local, state, […]

A powerful, independent and balanced platform that is the “must attend event” for those involved in mitigation and conservation for species, wetlands and streams, water quality and related environmental markets. NMEBC informs, trains and connects! Join us for productive dialogue, exchange and learning between mitigation and ecosystem bankers, ILF providers, regulators, clients, landowners, investors and […]

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The event is sponsored by the American Meteorological Society (AMS) and the AMS Committee on Tropical Meteorology and Tropical Cyclones.