Welcome!
The Montana section of the AWRA was founded in 1984 and currently
consists of over 100 professionals and students that share the common
goal of promoting water resources research, planning, development,
and education in Montana. To accomplish these goals, the AWRA hosts
an annual meeting each year to provide a common meeting ground for
physical, biological, social scientists, engineers, and other persons
concerned with water resources.
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2009 Annual
Conference -- Waters that Cross Divides: This year's conference in Missoula, September 30 - October 2, 2009, is a joint conference of the Montana Section of the American Water Resources Association and the University of Montana Center for Riverine Science. |
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Student
Awards: During the annual meetings, the MT AWRA and the
Montana Water Center co-sponsor scholarships to the top student
papers and/or poster presentations. |
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MT AWRA
newsletter: The 2009 newsletter is now available for download.  |
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Montana
Water Legends: Recognizing people with extra-ordinary dedication
to water resources. |
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Photo
Gallery: Check out photos from past conferences and photo
contests. |
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Montana AWRA Merchandise: Cool stuff! |
Interested in joining the Montana Section of the AWRA? Click here!
If you would like to find out more about AWRA or other state sections, please visit the AWRA national web site.
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Message from the President
Camela Carstarphen
Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology
Welcome to the Montana AWRA website!
MT AWRA is in its 26th year. We invite you to check out information about our 2009 conference, slated for Missoula on October 1-2 (afternoon fieldtrip Sept. 30) at the delightful Holiday Inn - Parkside. Because our membership and interest in our conference is growing, we are called on to make some changes to the conference format. Most notable is changing the field trip to a Wednesday afternoon. This will open up more time for us on Thursday so that we can have a reasonable pace of two concurrent sessions, giving you more opportunities to hear about more research.
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