Institute for Water and Watersheds, Oregon State University

Photo from the ASR and AR in Oregon Symposium.

Featured Program

The IWW sponsors conferences and events that bring together water professionals, stakeholders and students.

The Institute for Water and Watersheds (IWW) is Oregon’s federally-designated water resources research institute. It coordinates water and watershed activities at OSU, connects students, staff, and faculty with stakeholders and statewide water issues, and pursues solutions to the water and related environmental problems of Oregon, the Pacific Northwest, and the world by assembling research teams from a broad spectrum of disciplines. Over 125 faculty from six colleges and numerous departments are affiliated with the IWW.

News & Kudos

Check out the most recent news in H₂OSU - a weekly water news brief designed to improve communication in the OSU water community.

May 26, 2010
Kelly Kibler, Bridget Brown, Abigail Brown and Terry Frue receive 2010 OSU Water Resources Graduate Program awards.

May 21, 2010
Dr. Roy Haggerty (Geosciences) is named the first Hollis M. Dole Professor in Environmental Geology. Read more...

May 10, 2010
Graduate student Jay Zarnetske (Water Resources Science) receives an AGU Outstanding Student Paper Award. Read more...

March 15, 2010
Graduate Students Cody Hale (Water Resources Science) and Kathleen Moore (Geography) Receive CUAHSI Pathfinder Fellowships.

Upcoming OSU Water Events

Monday, September 27, 2010
Fall Term 2010 Classes Begin

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