We are the regional AWRA chapter promoting Community, Conversation, Connections among water resources professionals in the National Capital Region.
AWRA-NCRS brings you the latest trends in water resources science, technology, planning, and policy and provide wonderful opportunities for a multi-disciplinary exchange of ideas and professional growth. The AWRA-NCRS holds several events each program year, combining distinguished speakers, field trips, and our Annual Water Resources Symposium.
Congratulations: AWRA-NCRS received the Outstanding State Section Award for 2018 at AWRA's 53rd Annual Water Resources Conference on November 4-8, 2018, at Baltimore, Maryland.
2023 National Capital Region Water Resources Symposium
University of the District of Columbia - Student Center
4200 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008
The 11th National Capital Region Water Resources Symposium, titled “Equitable and Resilient Water Resource Management and Practices,” was held at the University of the District of Columbia Student Center on Friday, April 14, 2023, from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
With concerns increasing from development patterns, climate change, and rising sea-levels, flooding is becoming a significant factor impacting virtually all parts of the U.S. and around the world. Finding ways to anticipate, ameliorate, and adapt to stronger and more frequent extreme storms, locate residences and businesses to reduce current and future damages, reduce risks to humans and the health and well-being of the environment, and to address and redress long-standing inequities experienced by many economically-disadvantaged and communities of color -- at all levels -- will be key themes of this year’s discussion.
This one-day symposium brought together experts from governmental agencies, academia, the private sector, and nonprofits to discuss challenges and opportunities for equitable and resilient management and practices of water resources and infrastructure in the region, nationally, and internationally. A number of our speakers and panelists have been among the nation’s and region’s leaders helping define and address these problems.
The AWRA NCRS seeks to serve as a convenor in the water resources community to educate and inform professionals, academics and
students, and the general public about major issues in water resources policies and management.
AWRA-NCRS
Board of Directors and Program Committee
Contact: Lorena Kowalewski (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
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