By: Dan Downing, University of Missouri Extension Water Quality Since its inception in the late 1980’s, the University of Missouri Extension Water Quality Program has grown to include many different projects and has brought in overRead More…
To all North Central Water Region Network Members: The Universities Council on Water Resources (UCOWR) has decided to publish a special edition of the Journal of Contemporary Water Research and Education (JCWRE) with a focus onRead More…
State implementation of new Environmental Protection Agency climate regulation may shift behavioural strategies from sidelines to forefront of US climate policy… Read more here
Each month our newsletter highlights important things taking place throughout the North Central Region Water Network. This month features a recap of the Midwest Manure Summit from Rebecca Power, a spotlight on the Michigan State UniversityRead More…
The 6th installment of The Current Webinar series titled “Educating the Next Generation of Water Leaders” took place on Wednesday, February 18. Listeners learned about overcoming the challenge of making water issues more relevant and personalRead More…
Via The Ohio State University Healthy Soils for Healthy Waters Initiative In Columbus, September 14-16, 100 invited participants from 12 states (AR, IL, IN, MD, MI, MN, MS, NC, NE, OH, TN, WI), the District ofRead More…
The U.S. Global Change Research Program’s website offers full access to the 2014 National Climate Assessment. The user interface is easy to use and provides great visual summaries of the regional climate snapshots provided in theRead More…
Please see the news release from EPA.gov.
Please see the link below for details on a new grant opportunity through USDA-NIFA. All applications must be received by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on July 3, 2014. http://www.nifa.usda.gov/fo/waterquality.cfm
Dear Colleagues, My fellow Extension Directors and I need your assistance and collaboration in addressing water quality and quantity issues across the North Central Region. Water has been in the news a lot lately, too frequentlyRead More…