Interested in becoming an AWW Volunteer Citizen Trainer? AWW Citizen Trainers conduct about 75-80% of the workshops and recertification sessions held for hundreds of Alabamians annually. The AWW Program depends upon Trainers to meet the demand for workshops, and...
AWW Featured in College of Ag Alumni Magazine, “The Season”
AWW was featured in an article in the Auburn University College of Agriculture's alumni magazine, The Season and on the Auburn University website homepage! The article covers highlights of AWW's 25 years and includes interviews from Dr. Bill Deutsch, Eric Reutebuch,...
Workshop Updates: University of Montevallo Environmental Club
We had a great turnout this Saturday at the University of Montevallo's Water Chemistry Workshop. We had nearly 30 students and we only expected 20! WOW! AWW Citizen Trainer Flo Peters was assisted by recent UM graduate, Ryan Ahrendt in teaching Water Chemistry...
Meet Our New Volunteer Coordinator, Sydney Smith!
Sydney Smith officially began her role as AWW Volunteer Monitor Coordinator in July 2017. Her primary role is to provide support to our volunteer monitors and trainers. She accomplishes this by conducting and coordinating training workshops, processing water data,...
There’s an App for That!
The Official Alabama Water Watch App is here! Our app is FREE and available for download on Google Play and the Apple Store. The AWW App was made possible through the Auburn University Water Resources Center, Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, and the Alabama...
New Online Data Entry!
On AWW data and water monitoring data entry … The AWW database is closing in on 90,000 water monitoring data records and with all of that data comes a need for efficient data management! Since 2002, the majority of water data has been submitted electronically by...
A Message From the Director
Dear AWW Family, It is with a heavy heart that I write to you, but a heart filled with gratitude and purpose. As of October 1, I retired from Auburn University after 29 years of service. After hobbling around for a couple of months this past spring, I was diagnosed...