Integrative water research for a changing world.

The Institute for Water and Watersheds (IWW) is Oregon’s federally-designated water resources research institute. Its role is to catalyze water research by:

Assembling diverse research teams and leading interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary water research projects.
Helping policy makers and water managers collaborate with university faculty as they seek solutions to complex water issues.
Offering training and access to water quality and stable isotope analysis facilities through a shared laboratory called the IWW Collaboratory.

Encouraging community and collaboration among water faculty, students and water managers by sponsoring events and producing a weekly campus water newsletter.

Assisting faculty with project development and management.

Upcoming Water Events

21May2013

Spring Seminar Series: Corvallis Change Modeling Community C3MC

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22May2013

Spring 2013 Water Resources Seminar Series: Land, Water, & Atmosphere: The Next 50 Years

http://groups.oregonstate.edu/hydro/spring-2013-water-resources-seminar-series

Schedule as of 2/28/13:

Apr 3 - Julia Jones, Oregon State University - Climate and streamflow trends in the Columbia River basin: evidence for ecological and engineering

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23May2013

Hydrophiles Brownbag: Bristol Bay - working to protect America's last great salmon run

Come join us for the last Brownbag of the quarter! Dwayne Meadows, Trout Unlimited's Bristol Bay National Outreach Director, will speak about defining the Clean Water Act to

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24May2013

OSU Mediators Beyond Borders (MBB) Panel Presentation and Luncheon

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28May2013

Spring Seminar Series: Corvallis Change Modeling Community C3MC

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29May2013

Spring 2013 Water Resources Seminar Series: Land, Water, & Atmosphere: The Next 50 Years

http://groups.oregonstate.edu/hydro/spring-2013-water-resources-seminar-series

Schedule as of 2/28/13: