Maryland Water Resources Research Center

 
                                 
 
 

The Maryland Water Resources Research Center is established as part of the Federal Water Resources Research Act, reauthorized in 2006.  The objective of the Act is to support water resources research, education, and information dissemination.  

      

 

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  Water Resources in 2030

 Fall 2007 Symposium  

October 31, 2007,  University of Maryland, College Park

     Global climate change, swelling populations, and increasing technological advances all continue to affect water availability, distribution, and quality.  The future will bring many new challenges and may exacerbate existing challenges that have not been met.  As we look back over the past 25 years, our water knowledge and water management technologies are much more advanced.  Our problems, however, are not solved.  Within this one-day symposium, we dare to look to the future to anticipate upcoming water resources challenges globally, and with a specific focus to Maryland.

Full Agenda

Please register here  

There is no cost to attend.  Lunch is included, parking is not.

 
     

 

 
 

2008 Request for Proposals:

Proposals for 2008 Maryland Water Resources Research Center funds are now being solicited. The Center is seeking requests for three types of proposals this year (with their estimated funding levels): regular research projects ($16k to $32k), summer graduate fellowships ($5k) and seed research projects ($3k to $6k). 

Click here for information on proposal preparation

Specific questions may be addressed to the Associate Director at (301-405-6829) or e-mail kearneyp<at>umd.edu

*** Routed proposals are due in the WRRC office (1147 Martin Hall, University of Maryland, College Park 20742) by close of business (4:30 PM) on Friday, November 9, 2007.***

 

 
    

 

 
 

Administered by the

United States Geological Survey, Water Resources Division

Other Water Resources Sites:

US Environmental Protection Agency
Maryland Department of the Environment
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Chesapeake Bay Program