At the North Central Region Water Network, we are dedicated to enhancing connectivity and learning, sharing the latest Extension research and knowledge across the region, strengthening the resource base for Extension education, and coordinating initiatives with measurable short and long term impacts.

Over the last three years Network initiatives and other projects leveraging Network resources have generated over $5.4 million in additional funds for extension in the North Central Region. Join us on our journey to turn science into success!

NETWORK NEWS
With the COVID-19 pandemic, the Network is continuing our work remotely. Our thoughts are with those impacted by the virus and the negative consequences of physical distancing. For more information on the Network, and the work we are doing to manage water resources and support our communities during this time, read this letter from our director, Rebecca Power.

Upcoming Events:

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Mon 13

Septic Systems 101

July 13 @ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Mon 13

Roller Pasture Series: Watering Systems

July 13 @ 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Tue 21

Measures of Soil Water Cycling

July 21 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Mon 27

SWCS Annual Conference

July 27 - July 29
Thu 30

5th Soil Health Institute Annual Meeting

July 30 - July 31
Have an event to add to the calendar? Email us!

THE CURRENT WEBINAR SERIES

The Current Webinar Series is a speed networking series for professionals engaged in water-related Extension, research, and conservation activities. Each month, we highlight the best water-related research and Extension programming throughout the region. To date our webinars have featured over 100 educators and researchers and reached over 4,500 attendees.  LEARN MORE

Most Recent Webinar:

Harmful Algal Blooms
Wednesday, July 8, 2020 at 2pm CT
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With summer in full swing, many folks enjoy spending time out on the water. However, harmful algal blooms, or HABs, can put a damper on summer fun. Tune in to the next edition of The Current to hear an update on the Network funded Reservoir Observer Student Scientists program as well as the latest HABs research.

Featured Speakers:

  • Emily Kinzinger, Graduate Research Assistant, MU Limnology Lab, University of Missouri: “Reservoir Observer Student Scientists: Year-round Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring”
  • Melissa Miller, Associate Director, Iowa Water Center, Iowa State University: “Partnering to Develop Research, Outreach, and Education Resources to Mitigate Harmful Algal Blooms in the North Central Region”