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Presentations
VWA hosts a
variety of interesting speakers with knowledgeable presentations at VWA monthly
meetings and mini-seminars. These files are PowerPoint presentations or Adobe
.pdf files. Some presentations are quite large and may take a while to download.
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VWA Presentations
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Conserve to
Enhance: Supporting Environmental Water Needs through Voluntary Water
Conservation by Joanna Nadeau, University of Arizona Water Resources Research
Center.
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A Conflict Between Golf Course and
Residential Water Supply at the Talking Rock Ranch Subdivision—A Two-year,
Still unresolved Fight Over Water and its Cost, by Bill Meyer, former USGS
ground-water hydrologist. (331 kb)
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Oak
Creek Watershed Council Grant Presentation by Rex Bergamini on January
20, 2010. (4.3 mb., .pdf)
The Oak Creek
Watershed Council, formerly the Oak Creek Canyon Task Force, is applying
Water Quality Improvement Grant funds awarded by the ADEQ to identify and
mitigate sources of E. coli within the Oak Creek Watershed. Barry Allan is the Executive Director of the Oak Creek
Watershed Council and Grant Administrator for this project. Rex Bergamini
is the Council’s technical co-chair and Grant Project Manager/Principal
Investigator. He is an expert in riparian systems and wetland
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Climate Change and
Arizona: A Look at the Past, Present, and Future by
Michael A. Crimmins, Ph.D., University of Arizona Department of Soil, Water, and
Environmental Science and Climate Science Extension Specialist for Arizona
Cooperative Extension (4 mb .pdf) |
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ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE OF TREATED EFFLUENT A SAFE LONG-TERM STRATEGY?--by Dr.
Frank Butterworth. This talk is an expanded version of a presentation given
at the Fall 2008 meeting of the Arizona Hydrological Society in Flagstaff.
(808
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Professional Geologist- Article by Butterworth, Janacek & Wolfe. |
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Chino Valley Presentation
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on Regional Planning Solutions
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February 2008 VWA Meeting (1.2 mb .pdf)
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Big Chino--Its Role and Limitations as a Regional Water Resource by Ed
Wolfe (8.27 mb .pdf)
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Yavapai County Arsenic Facts by Kristine Uhlman, UA/NEMO
(5.52 mb .ppt) |
Yavapai County Arsenic
Facts by Russ Radden, Yavapai County Cooperative Extension
(.98 mb .pdf) |
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ADEQ Watershed Management by Joe
Cosgrove, Watershed Resource Specialist
(5.70 mb .ppt) |
Verde River Total
Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Unit by Jason Sutter, ADEQ Hydrologist
(148 kb .ppt) |
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ADEQ Supplemental Report
Document, Pecks Lake TMDLs (287 kb .pdf) |
Arsenic by Jeff
Stuck of the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality
(87 kb .ppt) |
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Drought by Charlie
Ester, SRP Water Resources Manager (14 mb
.ppt) |
Drought by USGS's Dr.
Julio Betancourt (7.27 mb .pdf) |
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Yavapai County Flood
Control Report of Sept. 2004 Walnut Creek and Verde River Flood
(flood photos) (5.16 mb .ppt) |
Arsenic in the Verde
Watershed by Ed McGavock of Errol L. Montgomery and Associates (1 mb .ppt) |
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Prescott 7-20-07 Presentation: USGS Reports on the Upper and Middle Verde
Watersheds by John P. Hoffmann, U.S.
Geological Survey, Arizona Water Science Center, Tucson
(4 mb, .pdf) |
Verde
Valley 7-21-07 Presentation: USGS Reports on the Upper and Middle Verde
Watersheds by John P. Hoffmann, U.S.
Geological Survey, Arizona Water Science Center, Tucson
(4 mb, .pdf) |
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Ecological Flows Assessment-Verde River Watershed by Jeanmarie Haney,
Freshwater Ecologist for TNC
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(3.04 mb, .pdf)
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Species
of the Verde River by Brenda Smith, U.S. Fish and Wildlife
(796 KB
.pdf) |
Presentations from the Verde
River Basin Partnership Forum, Feb. 11, 2006
Fossil
Creek Designated Wild and Scenic *
Fossil Creek
Legislative Bill
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for information about the first Verde River Basin Partnership Forum
Ecological
Flows
Workshop Series and Final Reports
Click here for Studies
The VWA site has links to MS-PowerPoint 97-2003
files (.ppt format).
Your computer must have the MS-PowerPoint 97 Viewer
installed to view these files.
Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer
The VWA site has links to Adobe Acrobat Reader files
(.pdf format).
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view these files.
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