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ADWR Director Tom Buschatzke has been named by the Arizona Capitol Times as one of Arizona’s “Leaders of the Year” for 2023 in environmental policy

ADWR Director Tom Buschatzke joined tribal and federal officials to help celebrate the Hualapai Tribe’s historic water rights settlement

Public agencies that provide direct services to their “customer base” – another way of saying “taxpayers” – have a wide variety of ways to get their service message out to those customers these days.

Arizona Water News asked the NWS’s lead forecaster to flesh out moisture and temperature expectations for the balance of the summer.

The ICG panel's bi-annual presentations are among the most under-appreciated and most informative two hours of drought and climate analysis available.

The Grand Canyon is renowned for its geological structures and historic human explorations, but less is known of the endemic fish – the humpback chub - that adapted to survive the grueling pre-dam conditions of the Colorado River.

The following set of groundwater-related words, terms and phrases should prove helpful to non-experts who are seeking to better understand the nature of the water beneath our feet.

In times of severe drought, hydrological success stories can come few and far between, so a report from the U.S. Forest Service – Coconino National Forest about a successful restoration project on the Verde River watershed is welcome news

Conservation and water awareness still matter. Maybe now more than ever.

The Hualapai Basin sweep kicked off late in February and will continue through the end of April.