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“Our rivers are being reborn after a century of decline. This is a defining moment for all the communities that live in our Santa Cruz Watershed. It’s not just the Santa Cruz that is being reborn. I have good news to share from other parts of our watershed. The nonprofit I direct, Watershed Management Group, has been monitoring creek flows across the Tucson basin since 2017,” stated Lisa Shipek. “Having flow in the Santa Cruz River downtown provides a daily visual of what a desert river looks like, which will help open the hearts and minds of the greater community to what is possible.”

One million British Columbians rely on groundwater for daily use and the demand is increasing. It is a large group of people and that is not including industry or agricultural use.

Linda Nowlan (120p)
98 per cent feel fresh water is crucial to the prosperity and quality of life in BC; and 72 per cent say nature should be the priority for managing water use during times of water scarcity.

Potomac River (300p)
Altered river flows lead to loss of native fish and invertebrate species whose survival and reproduction are tightly linked to specific flow conditions.

The Coalition is an alliance of more than 50 national, regional, state, and local organizations working to protect, preserve, and restore the largest water ecosystems in the United States.

Stomwater Treatment by Dr. Gary Minton – cover (120p)
How accurate can community-wide models be when we tend to use the same runoff concentrations for each type of land use, despite the awareness that concentrations appear to differ within the apparently same land use type?

World Water Day 2010 activities will aim to communicate messages on water quality, ecosystems and human well-being.

Comox Lake (300p)
The chief administrative officers and the directors of engineering and finance for the three local governments all participate on the advisory water management committee.

The first in a series of briefing notes prepared under the Canadian Water Network project Governance for Source Water Protection in Canada.has been released.

The trends of increased occurrence of large and severe wildfires along with longer fire seasons are predicted to continue during dry years. Natural disturbances, such as wildfire, can have significant impacts on geomorphic processes and watershed functions.