The is a great way to expand your knowledge of the water resources field. Although
experts in any narrow aspect of water resources are important, the dynamic and complex world of
water resources in California requires at least a broad understanding of the many various
elements of water resources. Every day changes are taking place in State policy, scientific
understanding, natural resource system models, regulations, and practices. Participating in the
Northern California AWRA Section is a great way to stay updated, be engaged, and meet alot of great people!
Looking to Unwind At Least Once a Month? The NorCal Section unwinds on the 3rd Thursday of every month for happy hour. Our next meeting is at . The 'indicator hat' is a large white plantation hat and will be worn by Bill Cowan. We are looking forward to seeing you there!
A group of graduate students have developed a SISWEB (Scientific Information Syndication WEBsite) for the Water Community. It is a nice place to find out what is popular (news, articles, papers, videos, images, ...) on the internet among the water community. On this social bookmarking website users can share their bookmarks. This is not a blog - WaterSISWEB is a place for Water Resources professionals to share information. Scientists, researchers, students, and industry professionals can use this free community service to find what is new and popular in the Water Resources area and share, store, organize, and search bookmarks of web pages in this area.
To participate in the website activities (e.g. link posting, voting, commenting, etc.) one needs to register with WaterSISWEB. The registration is totally free and easy. Simply go to the Water SISWeb website and register.
We invite you to come join us and be a part of the larger water resources community. Contribute to keeping the Section going by joining AWRA either online or at the Section monthly meetings.
Interested in Getting a Sub-Section or Student Section Started in Your Area? We will be very glad to help you! Please contact Angela Carmi-Duren at amcarmi@ucdavis.edu

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