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We ask Nathan Young, University of Iowa, the question: how do you model watershed land use?
We ask Linda Shenk, Iowa State University, the question: What are the steps to reach a sustainable city?
We ask Nathan Young, University of Iowa, the question: What is floodplain mapping?
We ask Nathan Young, University of Iowa, the question: how can someone get involved with flood prevention?
Research, action, and community. These are the building blocks of Water Scholar, Dr. Linda Shenk’s ongoing research project that brings together a
We ask Nathan Young, University of Iowa, the question: what are the different water sensor technologies in Iowa?
We ask Ricardo Mantilla, Assistant Professor at the University of Iowa, the question: what is geomorphologic analysis?
We ask Ricardo Mantilla, Assistant Professor at the University of Iowa, the question: What is a basin area?
Each year, the Iowa Water Center (IWC) offers two grant research competitions for the water community, with one being restricted to Iowa
The word “ghost” has adapted a new meaning, in addition to the initial Halloween Casper-the-friendly-kind, for the water community. GHOST is a
Getting into Soil and Water 2020 Artists are not usually the first people who spring to mind when thinking about soil conservation
Getting into Soil and Water 2020 What educational strategies encourage students to learn about soil and water? “Telling” is adequate. “Showing”