Head to the cool pines for the 2023 AHS Symposium, to be held in Flagstaff on September 13–16. Network, catch up with old friends and colleagues, and learn about the latest developments in water science, technology, and policy. The event will be hosted by the Flagstaff chapter and the AHS corporate board. Special pricing will […]
The annual Dam Safety national conference is held each September. Dam Safety is the leading conference in the United States dedicated to dam safety issues and knowledge transfer. Dam Safety brings together nearly 1,000 dam and levee safety professionals with over 100 exhibitors and sponsors for a week of networking, education, and policy discussions. The […]
The annual conference supports the organization's mission of promoting sound floodplain management strategies throughout the Pacific Northwest by providing training, networking opportunities, and forums for discussions of issues in the field of floodplain management for the states of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. Theme: From Auroras to Arid Landscapes WEST Presence: Andreas Kammereck, […]
The 9th Sustainable Stormwater Symposium, sponsored by The Oregon Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers Environment and Water Resources Group (ASCE-EWRG), provides presentations by regional experts in all aspects of stormwater management. Day one of this This two-day event is kicked-off by a nationally recognized keynote speaker, and continues in the morning with […]
Meeting goal: Bring together resource managers, Southwest Drought Learning Network (DLN) members, Tribes, and others interested in drought to engage in peer-to-peer learning related to past drought experiences and lessons learned. Objectives Learn from resource managers about drought management experiences (both positive and negative) in preparing for or responding to drought; Enhance two way information-sharing […]
The National Waterways Conference, established in 1960, is the leading national organization to advocate for funding and common sense policies and laws that recognize the widespread public benefits of our nation’s water resources infrastructure. WEST Presence: WEST President, Martin J. Teal, PE, PH, D.WRE, F.ASCE, will be attending.
In New Mexico, numerous groups are interested or involved in managing dams, watersheds, and water resources. These groups often focus on single issues such as water quality, ecosystems, endangered species, flood control, sediment control, public lands, private lands, a single river basin, watershed, or a limited geographical area. Some are federal, state, or local agencies, […]
SSPEED's international conference, Urban and Coastal Flooding: Building a Resilient Future, will feature top experts from around the globe presenting on such topics as: • Climate Concerns and Flooding Impacts • Nature-based flood mitigation solutions • Transportation to and protection of critical care facilities • Flood Responses and defense in coastal areas • Risk exposure […]
The United States Committee on Irrigation and Drainage (USCID) is presenting the 13th International Conference on Irrigation and Drainage. The conference will bring together many water resources professionals with experience and interest in governance, policy, management, financing, and technical issues related to sustainable basin management, including the difficult tasks seen in transitioning to supply and […]