News and Highlights

Utah Public Radio's Zesty Garden interviewed Utah Water Watch Coordinator, Brian Greene about harvesting rainwater on your own property. In his interview, he mentioned iUTAH research on green infrastructure.

The iUTAH Annual Newsletter is now available.

An article that appeared in the Standard-Examiner about the citizen scientists that help with the Utah Water Watch program around the state of Utah.

Join the Western Water Assessment (WWA) and the Wasatch Dendroclimatology Research (WADR) Group—a joint effort of USU, BYU, and US Forest Service scientists— for a workshop to support the application of multi-century tree-ring reconstructions of streamflow in water management in northern Utah. 

Water resource engineers, managers, planners, consultants, and other water decision-makers are especially encouraged to attend. There is no charge for the workshop, but please RSVP to by September 15, 2013. Space is limited.

The Weber State University Newspaper The Signpost interviewed iUTAH iFellow Stephanie Mitts about encouraging women to become scientists and her involvement with the iUTAH program.

On July 2, 2013, a tower and precipitation pedestal was installed at the Knowlton Fork site.  A big thank you to the 13 people who were on hand to help move the heavy equipment up the trail.