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wrc › al-water-resources-research-institute
The Alabama Water Resources Research Institute (AWRRI) awards grants annually to Alabama-based P.I.’s through the USGS WRRA 104b Annual Base Grants Program. Typically, 3–4 research proposals are selected by the AWRRI each year. Faculty...
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wrc › events
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wrc › awraalabama
The Alabama Section of the American Water Resources Association was established in 1987 to provide a common forum in which professionals in water resources and related areas can meet, discuss, and exchange ideas pertaining to all aspects...
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wrc › mission-vision
The mission of the Auburn University Water Resources Center is to facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration among Auburn University faculty and staff on water-related research, outreach, and instruction; conduct innovative research to find practical solutions for current and future water issues...
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wrc › meet-amy-zvonar
Tell us about your background and current position. I’m originally from the Atlanta, Georgia area, and my parents were both 7th grade life science teachers, so science and education were a big part of my early childhood experience. I went to local nature centers for summer day camp and helped my...
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wrc › affiliate-faculty
AU Water Affiliates consist of faculty and staff actively engaged in the water resources field. As part of this network, affiliates have the opportunity to collaborate with the Auburn University Water Resources Center (AUWRC) on a variety of initiatives including: partnering on grant proposals...
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wrc › education-resources
AUWRC/ACES intern Emily Ward led the development of an ArcGIS StoryMap, a tool that combines GIS data with information to create an interactive narrative. This project was a collaboration between AUWRC and Auburn University Facilities Management, aimed at increasing awareness about stormwater and...
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wrc › location-facilities
From I-85 take exit 51 and head north towards Auburn on US 29/AL-147/South College Street; after about 2 miles turn left at the traffic light onto South Donahue Drive, continue 0.2 miles and the ALFA Building will be on the right. From US-280 turn onto AL-147 south towards Auburn, drive about 6.6...
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wrc › funding-opportunities
Below is a list of water and climate-related funding opportunities offered through various organizations and agencies compiled by the AU Water Resources Center (WRC). Updated October 31, 2024 Listed by Date National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) United States Department of Agriculture...
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wrc › alabamawatershedstewards
Alabama Watershed Stewards (AWS) is a science-based outreach program from the Auburn University Water Resources Center that promotes healthy watersheds, increases understanding of water pollution, and provides the knowledge and tools to...