Join us for the June Arkansas Water Webinar on June 19th! Beaver Water District's Matthew Rich will be speaking about Beaver Lake Secchi Day-- History, Trends, and Citizen Science. Understanding the source of one’s drinking water is imperative in preserving that source for future generations. Ensuring that drinking water sources remains viable is a goal […]
Join us for the upcoming Arkansas Agriculture, Forests and Water Conference, happening July 22-24, 2025! This two-and-a-half-day event covers multiple topics of interest to stakeholders state-wide and highlights presentations covering NWA, Central AR, and the Delta area. This conference is organized by the following partners: Arkansas Water Resources Center (AWRC), Arkansas Dept. of Agriculture – Natural […]
Join us on Aug 21, 2025, at noon for the next Arkansas Water Webinar! To register, click here. Topic: Machine Learning as a Tool to Predict Lithium in Brines: An Example from the Smackover Formation of Southern Arkansas Speaker: Katherine Knierim, Hydrologist, US Geological Survey, Lower Mississippi – Gulf Water Science Center, Little Rock, Arkansas […]
What happens when a drinking water reservoir serving more than 80,000 people starts experiencing occasional harmful algal blooms and water quality problems? Find out at the next Arkansas Water Webinar, hosted by the Arkansas Water Resources Center on Thursday, June 18, from noon to 1 p.m. Brewer Lake is a mesotrophic drinking water reservoir serving […]
Thursday, August 20 | Noon-1 p.m. Title: Working Lands, Shared Waters: A Collaborative Conservation Case Study in War Eagle Creek - Register here! The Beaver Watershed Alliance, in partnership with USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, Beaver Water District, Watershed Conservation Resource Center, Northwest Arkansas Land Trust, Farm Bureau – eighteen project partners total, have been working […]
Arkansas Water Webinar: Floodplain Restoration & CommuniTree Program Register here! The Arkansas CommuniTree Project is the first community supported tree bank in Arkansas. Partners are working together to grow high quality potted trees from bare root seedlings. These 'communitrees' are then donated to reforestation projects around the state focused on stream and lake side corridors […]