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Streams, Habitat & Watershed Processes in the Great Plains Webinar

Jan 21, 2026

GRAS-SES RCN Virtual Cafe – Water Working Group. Join the U.S. National Science Foundation and Water Working Group for the GRAS-SES RCN Virtual Cafe. The webinar will focus on streams, habitat and watershed processes in the Great Plains and will feature two speakers, Walter Dodd (Kansas State University) and Jaimie Schussler (Oklahoma State University).

Legal Waters Lecture Series

Jan 13, 2026

Legal Waters Lecture Series: Navigating Oklahoma's Small Watershed Flood Control Program with Dam Intelligence. January 20, 2026, from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.

Public USGS Webinar: Water Data for the Nation

Jan 13, 2026

You’re invited to a public USGS Webinar: Water Data for the Nation – New Features and NWISWeb Decommissioning. January 15, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. No registration required!

Aquatic Invasive Species and Ecosystem Risk Assessment Symposium

Dec 11, 2025

Join the Massachusetts Water Resources Research Center at UMass Amherst for the virtual Aquatic Invasive Species and Ecosystem Risk Assessment Symposium.

Stormwater Webinar

Nov 20, 2025

Join GPSCOE for their monthly Great Plains Stormwater Webinar of Excellence.

Make a Splash Festival

Nov 20, 2025

This interactive event allows students and their teachers to explore a series of curriculum-based, interactive activities with water and conservation themes.

POSTPONED - RegenAg Masters Defense

Nov 12, 2025

POSTPONED - Join us for our student, Lindsey Berube's, Masters Defense tomorrow!

Urinetown, The Musical

Nov 4, 2025

Check out this musical provided by OSU Department of Theater about water scarcity and the simplest human rights.

CIVE 5010

Nov 4, 2025

CIVE 5010 – Data Analytics for Water Resources, offered in Spring 2026. The course will focus on reproducible hydrologic data processing, uncertainty quantification, and the analysis of large datasets—including global climate models, reanalysis, radar products, and satellite observations. It will emphasize Python-based workflows; while prior experience with Python is highly recommended, it is not required.

UCOWR/NIWR Call for Abstracts

Oct 23, 2025

UCOWR and NIWR invite you to engage with leading researchers, educators, water managers, students, and other professionals at the annual Water Resources Conference.