Registration for the 2022 WRRC Annual Conference is now open! This year’s conference, Arizona’s Agricultural Outlook: Water, Climate, and Sustainability, will take place over three days, July 12-14. Day One will be held in person at the University of Arizona Student Union on Tuesday, July 12 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Arizona time. Two mornings of virtual programming, 9:00 am …

The Annual Conference will be held August 4-5th in downtown Phoenix! August 4th will consist of discussion sessions that will cover hot topics in AZ conservation as well as a crowd favorite: drinks, food, and a live auction hosted by Frank Krentz that evening! August 5th is the Board of Director's Meeting, where the Districts will hear from some important guests …

All known and interested hunger advocates in Arizona will gather at Spirit in the Desert for a full-day retreat to discuss hunger policy in Arizona. The retreat is free of charge. Thanks to a 2022 SPARK Grant from the Vitalyst Health Foundation, Lutheran Advocacy Ministry Arizona (LAMA) and its Arizona Hunger Policy Workgroup partners are inviting hunger advocates from across the state to discuss …

Rooted in our 55-year tradition of experiential education, our signature Multi-Week Workshop Program combines hands-on volunteer work with a core curriculum of discussion-based classes, seminars, and field trips and full immersion in the Arcosanti community. Workshop participants live onsite in a shared apartment, with full access to community amenities. Workshop projects vary by season, the size of the group, and the current …

Camp Verde | September 26-29 The Future of the Verde River System Solutions for the next ten years   Join us for the 2022 State of the Verde Watershed Conference! This is the premier event for anyone who loves Arizona's best river - the Verde.This year we have added a full-day Stormwater Funding and Financing Workshop, co-hosted by the U.S. …

Speaker: Lani Tsinnajinnie, Assistant Professor, Community and Regional Planning, University of New Mexico Lani Tsinnajinnie is an assistant professor in Community and Regional Planning. Lani is Diné and Filipino and was born and raised in New Mexico. Her home community of Na’Neelzhiin lies in the easternmost area (also known as “Checkerboard area”) of the Navajo Nation. Lani received a BS in Environmental …

Rooted in our 55-year tradition of experiential education, our signature Multi-Week Workshop Program combines hands-on volunteer work with a core curriculum of discussion-based classes, seminars, and field trips and full immersion in the Arcosanti community. Workshop participants live onsite in a shared apartment, with full access to community amenities. Workshop projects vary by season, the size of the group, and the current …

Speaker: William M. Alley, Director, Science and Technology, National Ground Water Association This WRRC Brown Bag presentation reviews the history of potable reuse and lessons learned by examining the key roles of Arizona, California, Colorado, and Texas. Case studies illustrate varying conditions that motivate potable reuse, challenges in implementation, and its potential future as urban population growth, environmental needs, and climate change …