In the spirit of our mission, the AUWRC works collaboratively with faculty across Auburn University’s campus to extend scientific advancements in water resources management to stakeholders throughout the state, southeast, and nation....
December 3, 2024 - Dates and locations have been announced for the 2025 Beef and Forage Field Days. Mark your calendars! More information will be posted as details become available.Thursday, April 3 Tennessee Valley Research and Extension Center (TVREC) 9494... 2024-2025 Entry Forms – Forage &...
Over the last 8 months, Daniel Gragson worked with the AUWRC as a Stream Management Technician, removing and managing the invasive plants that have grown throughout Parkerson Mill Creek, the creek that runs through Auburn’s campus. He specifically focused on a prominent stream restoration site in...
Tell us about your background and how you came to work with the WRC.I’m an upcoming junior at Auburn University majoring in Fishery Science with a minor in Marketing. My interest in aquatic life began when I was around ten years old after watching Dolphin Tale, the... 8 Months of Invasive Removal...
In short: Discover Emily Brown's journey as Auburn University Water Resources Center's Summer Intern, learn about invasive species removal efforts, and explore how the... (AI summary)
MAP OF LOCATIONS Most Recent Update July 3 – Yield results and disease ratings are available for: TVREC wheat, oat, triticale, & barley EVSRC wheat Previous Updates June 25 – Results are available for the oat and wheat OVTs conducted at...
MEET AMY ZVONAR, NEW AUWRC STAFF MEMBER! 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... Meet Emily Brown, our Summer ACES...
Over the last 8 months, Daniel Gragson worked with the AUWRC as a Stream Management Technician, removing and managing the invasive plants that have grown throughout Parkerson Mill Creek, the creek that runs through Auburn's campus. He specifically focused on a... How AWW Can Help Municipalities...
MEET AMY ZVONAR, NEW AUWRC STAFF MEMBER! 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...
The Alabama Drought Reach (ADR) program is working to improve drought communications and drought impact monitoring in Alabama. It is a collaborative partnership between the Auburn University Water Resources Center, the Alabama Office of the State Climatologist at the University of Alabama in...