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
May 8 2008
The May H2OSU
Newsletter is available.
April 21 2008
Oregon State offers a new water conflict management certificate
March 6 2008
View presentations from the Feb. 28 Symposium on Aquifer Storage and Recovery and Artificial Recharge in Oregon.
February 11 2008
Read the Oregon Water Institute FY2009 Federal Agenda Proposal (PDF; 25k)
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Upcoming OSU Water Events
Wednesday, May 14 2008
Fish Conservation: Invasive Fish Species and Homogenization
Wednesday, May 14 2008
Water, plants and California's drought prone ecosystems
Monday, May 19 2008
Dedication of the Middle East Water Collection to OSU
Monday, May 19 2008
Gas Exchange at Air-Snow Interfaces
Tuesday, May 20 2008
Water on the Edge: Water Issues for the 21st Century
Tuesday, May 20 2008
Journal Club Discussion on Gas Exchange at Air-Snow Interfaces
Tuesday, May 20 2008
"Turbulence and Mixing in the Columbia River Plume and Estuary"
Wednesday, May 21 2008
The Colorado River at 1900, 2000, and 2100: what is the past, present, and future of the river?
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