Seminars

Hydrophiles Seminars


A water resources seminar series is offered every fall quarter, and a hydrology seminar series is offered every spring quarter. Additional water series and other series on related natural resources topics are also offered regularly. All seminars are open to the public.


The Fall Water Resources Seminar Series is organized by The Institute for Water and Watersheds. It is available for credit through the Water Resources Graduate Program.

The Spring Hydrology Seminar Series is organized by Hydrophiles as well as The Institute for Water and Watersheds, and is available for credit.

The Winter Seminar Series sponsored by Hydrophiles. Although this seminar series is not available for credit, it's too good to be missed!

Recent seminar series : When Water Does Run Uphill, Fall 2008 Getting Involved in Oregon Water issues, Winter 2007 The Politics of Water, Fall 2006 OSU Water Alumni, Winter 2006 Eddies and Edification: Environmental Flows and Lessons Learned From Conflict, Fall 2005 Hydrologic Observatories, Spring 2005 Drought in the Northwest, Fall 2001 Wetlands, Fall 2000 A Half-Century of Award Winning Hydrology, Spring 2000 Water and Salmon: Balancing Resources, Spring 2000 Water in the West: The Challenge for the Next Century, Fall 1999 Tools and Challenges of Hydrologic Analysis for the next Millenium, Spring 1999 The Willamette River Basin: Population, Progress and Protection in the 21st Century, Spring 1999 Water Resources Planning in Crisis: Case Study of the Klamath River Watershed, Spring 1998 Floods: Ecological Disasters or God-Sends?, Spring 1997

Speaker lists and video tapes of past presentations for the Water Resources seminar series and the Hydrology seminar series can be obtained from:

	Institute for Water and Watersheds 210 Strand Agricultural Hall Oregon State University Corvallis, OR 97331-2208	Phone: 541-737-3122 Fax: 541-737-2082 Email: iww@oregonstate.edu Web: http://water.oregonstate.edu


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