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Ask a Scientist – Water Sensor Technologies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ktVx96zNLc We ask Nathan Young, University of Iowa, the question: what are the different water sensor technologies in Iowa?
The Impacts of Pharmaceuticals in a Temperate Stream Dominated By Wastewater Effluent
Each year, the Iowa Water Center (IWC) offers two grant research competitions for the water community, with one being restricted...
University of Iowa’s IIHR–Hydroscience and Engineering Expands Water Assessment Modeling
The word “ghost” has adapted a new meaning, in addition to the initial Halloween Casper-the-friendly-kind, for the water community. GHOST...
Art and Conservation: The Interdisciplinary Vision of Felix Summers
Getting into Soil and Water 2020 Artists are not usually the first people who spring to mind when thinking about...
Teaching About Land Use and Watersheds With PEWI
Getting into Soil and Water 2020   What educational strategies encourage students to learn about soil and water? “Telling” is...
Managing Phosphorus for Water Quality in Iowa Lakes
Getting into Soil and Water 2020 Nutrient pollution in surface waters – or eutrophication – is a grave social and...
Studying Nature in Nature
Getting into Soil and Water 2020 For the past four summers, Iowa State University’s College of Design Associate Professor Alex...
Celebrating the Conservation Profession While Shaping its Future
Getting into Soil and Water 2020 When the clock struck midnight on January 1st, 2020, the Soil and Water Conservation...
HABs Increasing in Frequency Worldwide
Getting into Soil and Water 2020   Have you ever gone to the lake and been greeted by unwelcome, smelly...
Can Traditional Ecological Knowledge Be Integrated Into Modern Cropping Systems to Enhance Soil and Water Conservation?
Getting into Soil and Water 2020 All agricultural cultures, including those of Indigenous peoples, depend on their relationship with soils...