Water Water permeates throughout many aspects of life in Arizona, the Southwest and the world. Get the latest information on water quality issues including reclaimed water, septic systems and drinking water requirements. Water Resources Research Center Writing Internship - Summer 2020 Water Resources Research Center WRRC tackles key water policy and management issues, empowers informed decision-making, and enriches understanding through engagement, education, and applied research. Onsite Wastewater The overall objective of the Onsite Wastewater Education program is to empower the users, installers, maintainers, and regulators of onsite wastewater treatment and dispersal systems to make informed and effective choices to protect human health and the environment. Private Wells Pollutants such as pesticides, nitrate, and pathogens entering groundwater and surface waters are health hazards to Arizona communities who rely on both groundwater and surface water for their drinking water. Arizona Project WET Cochise Water Wise Water Wise is a University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Cooperative Extension water conservation educational program. Conserve2Enhance The Conserve2Enhance program connects conservation to community action by linking your donations, based on water savings, to funding to enhance our urban waterways and wildlife habitats. Water Rapids Projects Water RAPIDS (Water Research and Planning Innovations for Dryland Systems) helps communities balance a secure water future for residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural sectors with the water demands of the natural environment.Planning for people and natural resources together will lead to a more sustainable future. Irrigation Water Management The Irrigation Water Management program provides growers with up-to-date information on managing their irrigation systems for crop growth. Water Quality and Sustainability Water quality, sustainability, and security are of increasing importance with current rates of population growth and water usage in arid and semiarid ecosystems. A Guide for Landowners on the Upper Gila River This guide helps to answer the perennial questions landowners have - "Can I do this on my land?"
Water Resources Research Center WRRC tackles key water policy and management issues, empowers informed decision-making, and enriches understanding through engagement, education, and applied research.
Onsite Wastewater The overall objective of the Onsite Wastewater Education program is to empower the users, installers, maintainers, and regulators of onsite wastewater treatment and dispersal systems to make informed and effective choices to protect human health and the environment.
Private Wells Pollutants such as pesticides, nitrate, and pathogens entering groundwater and surface waters are health hazards to Arizona communities who rely on both groundwater and surface water for their drinking water.
Cochise Water Wise Water Wise is a University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Cooperative Extension water conservation educational program.
Conserve2Enhance The Conserve2Enhance program connects conservation to community action by linking your donations, based on water savings, to funding to enhance our urban waterways and wildlife habitats.
Water Rapids Projects Water RAPIDS (Water Research and Planning Innovations for Dryland Systems) helps communities balance a secure water future for residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural sectors with the water demands of the natural environment.Planning for people and natural resources together will lead to a more sustainable future.
Irrigation Water Management The Irrigation Water Management program provides growers with up-to-date information on managing their irrigation systems for crop growth.
Water Quality and Sustainability Water quality, sustainability, and security are of increasing importance with current rates of population growth and water usage in arid and semiarid ecosystems.
A Guide for Landowners on the Upper Gila River This guide helps to answer the perennial questions landowners have - "Can I do this on my land?"
