The monthly AUWRC Water Webinar series continues with Multi-Faceted “Mudbugs”: How Ecology, Hydrogeology, and Geomorphology Influence Burrowing Crayfish Biodiversity in Alabama’s Black Belt Prairie featuring Rebecca Bearden. Bearden is a biologist with the Geological...
Dr. Steve Sammons is a classically-trained fisheries management scientist who dabbles in conservation of large endemic fishes such as shoal bass, Alabama shad, and Gulf-strain striped bass. His work typically lies at the intersection of management and ecology,...
AUWRC ATTENDS THE UCOWR/NIWR ANNUAL CONFERENCESeveral Auburn University Water Resources Center (AUWRC) staff attended the 2022 Annual Water Resources Conference hosted jointly by the Universities Council on Water Resources (UCOWR) and the National Institutes for Water...
by Jessie CurlThe Alabama Private Well Program (APWP) kicked off its summer workshop series on the coast of Alabama this June (2022). The APWP started in 2020 as a way to deliver education and materials to well owners across Alabama. Part of the initiative includes...
Alabama Watershed Stewards Spring HappeningsAlabama Watershed Stewards(AWS) is an outreach program at the Auburn University Water Resources Center (AUWRC) intended to bring citizens, agencies, and city governments together in learning about water quality issues and...
Opportunity to learn about well water resources in Alabama and receive a free bacterial screening: A workshop is being offered by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System - Private Well Program to residents of Talladega County. Free bacterial sample screening is...
The APWP provides homeowners with private wells guidance on recommended well stewardship practices and serves as a resource for well owners and Extension personnel. REGISTER: http://AUB.IE/APWPCOASTAL Dinner is first-come-first-serve. The first 25 participants will...