2011-2012 Executive Board:
Idaho State Section Members
Thank you to our supporters:
CH2M Hill
Ecosystem Sciences
GeoEngineers, Inc.
Givens Pursley LLP
HDR Engineering
MWH Americas
SPF Water Engineering, LLC
West Water LLC
For more information on AWRA, please visit:
www.AWRA.org
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Watch for announcements of field trips to wetland sites in the Boise area.
- Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve (corner of McMillan Rd. and N. Maple Grove).
- Willow Lane Park.
Renew or join now for April 1, 2012 to March 31, 2013:
- Annual individual Section membership fee: $20
- Annual student Section membership fee: $ 5
- Annual corporate/institution groups Section membership fee (Memberships for up
to 5 members of group are included. Groups are named on ID-AWRA webpages
and programs and have the opportunity to display information at meetings) :
$100
- Additional corporate/institutional group member: $ 15
Who is the AWRA?
The AWRA is dedicated to the advancement of water resources management, research, and education. Members represent a community of water professionals with diverse backgrounds, but they share engagement in solving some of the toughest water resources challenges.
Activities include evening networking dinners with presentations on water-resources topics, field trips, and networking luncheons.
Membership in national AWRA is not required to join ID AWRA.
Join (or renew) now for membership through March 31, 2013.
ID AWRA provides a common forum in which professionals in water resources can exchange ideas pertaining to all aspects of water resources research and management by:
- promoting research and technological, social, economic, and legislative advances;
- collecting and disseminating information, knowledge, and data;
- relating the needs of management, educational institutions, and governmental agencies for specialized services and guidance to qualified professionals and consultants;
- opening up and maintaining lines of communication between members of this Section and the public;
- promoting the rational and objective protection, development, utilization, and management of water resources;
- cooperating with others concerned with water resources; and
- promoting the multidisciplinary objectives of the AWRA.
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Click here to join ID AWRA or to renew your membership.
Idaho State Section By-Laws
ID AWRA 2009-2010 Annual Report
ID AWRA 2010-2011 Annual Report
ID AWRA 2011-2012 Annual Report
Recent events:
Annual Dinner Meeting
Wetland Mitigation and Water Quality Protection – A conversation on their shared future.
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Wayne S. Wright,PWS,GeoEngineers
Gary Howard, The Wetlands Group
Bruce Mills, Ada County Highway District
Chris Murphy, Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Brown Bag Seminar:
Levees and Habitat Restoration: Are They Compatible?
February 22, 2012
Speaker: Michael K. Homza, PE
Associate, Water Resources Engineer, GeoEngineers, Inc.
ID AWRA Dinner Meeting
Regional Restoration, Management, and Planning from a Multi-agency Perspective.
November 30, 2011
Sean Finn (Science Coordinator, Great Northern Landscape Conservation Cooperative)
Mike Pellant (Ecologist, Bureau of Land Management, Nevada State Office stationed at the Idaho State Office in Boise)
Rob Richardson (Geomorphologist, Bureau of Reclamation, Pacific Northwest Region)
Lesa Stark (Program Manager ESA and Planning, Snake River Area Office, Bureau of Reclamation)
ID AWRA co-sponsored "From Vision to Reality: Enhancing the Lower Boise River, A Workshop for Stakeholders and Practioners" October 18, 2011
As part of the lecture series preceding the Workshop, Derek Risso, Foundation Manager, Ecosystem Sciences and Jeff Fealko, River Engineer, GeoEngineers, Inc. spoke on:
"Boise River Enhancement - Integrated Watershed Planning: From Planning to Project"
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