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Events
Our Water Events page functions as a comprehensive calendar, providing a clear overview of upcoming Binational Waters activities.
In this Water Events section you can easily find information on Science Talks, Coffee Breaks, Women in Water, and webinars, all conveniently organized by date.
Stay informed about water events and the various opportunities for engagement and learning related to binational water events and management.
May 2025
May
29
29
May
2025
Shared water solutions are at the heart of a growing movement to address cross-border water challenges between the United States and Mexico. As part of…
Free
May
20
20
May
2025
University of Arizona Student Union,
1303 East University Boulevard Tucson, AZ
Arizona, 85719 United States
Arizona, 85719 United States
Join the WRRC 2025 Annual Conference: “Shared Borders, Shared Waters: Working together in Times of Scarcity” and explore transboundary solutions. The WRRC 2025 Annual Conference,…
$195
April 2025
Apr
03
03
April
2025
We invite you to a conversation about the future of water management in the Colorado River Basin. This Science Talk, scheduled for April 3 at…
Free
March 2025
Mar
28
28
March
2025
The Water Resources Research Center (WRRC) at the University of Arizona cordially invites you to its upcoming webinar: “Prioritizing Transboundary Aquifers in the Arizona-Sonora Region”, a space to…
Free
February 2025
Feb
20
20
February
2025
The Permanent Forum of Binational Waters invites you to participate in the Coffee Break “The Waters of the Rio Grande: Implications of Minutes 325 and…
Free
December 2024
Dec
05
05
December
2024
Join Us in the webinar "Hydrologic Realities and Delusions at the International Transboundary Basin Level: Regulating Interconnected Surface Waters and Groundwater." Register now! This time,…
Free
November 2024
Nov
14
14
November
2024
The webinar "Hydrologic Realities and Delusions at the National Level: Regulating Interconnected Surface Waters and Groundwater," will take place on Thursday, November 14, 2024, at…
Free
July 2024
Jul
11
11
July
2024
The Permanent Forum of Binational Waters is honored to invite the scientific community and the general public of Mexico and the United States to…
Free
June 2024
Jun
24
24
June
2024
Participation is free, but pre-registration is required at https://bit.ly/3VDC2xH In honor of the second anniversary of the International Day of Women in Diplomacy, the…
Free
May 2024
May
22
22
May
2024
El Colef y la Maestría en Gestión Integral del Agua te invitan a la conferencia: "La Gestión del Déficit de Agua Mediante Trasvases en la…
April 2024
Apr
18
18
April
2024
Are We Ready to Talk About Shared Groundwater? The Permanent Forum of Binational Waters invites you to join the conversation. In this virtual meeting, experts…
March 2024
Mar
18
18
March
2024
UTEP,
El Paso,
TX
79902
United States
The Permanent Forum of Binational Waters invites you to celebrate World Water Day 2024! Since 1993, World Water Day has been celebrated every year on…
Free
February 2024
Feb
21
21
February
2024
Research for All: How Citizen Participation Supports Water Sustainability We have prepared a Science Talk event titled: Research for All: How Citizen Participation Supports Water Sustainability, where…
Feb
29
29
February
2024
You are cordially invited to submit an abstract for the session: On effective transboundary groundwater areas for shared aquifer management.
January 2024
Jan
18
18
January
2024
Estimados miembros de la comunidad, Les extendemos una cordial invitación a unirse al evento "Agua en el Desierto", que se llevará a cabo el 18…
December 2023
Dec
19
19
December
2023
In this Women in Science, we had the opportunity to interview the IBWC Commission Adriana Resendez. Know her story, career, and contributions to managing binational…
Dec
07
07
December
2023
On December 7, the Permanent Forum of Binational Waters (PFBW) hosted a dynamic Coffee Break titled “Pollution and Ecosystems: Rivers, Aquifers, and Coasts in the…
Free
September 2023
Sep
28
Sep
28
28
September
2023
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August 2023
Aug
10
10
August
2023
We're back with our salty and charged Coffee Break! Join us for a thought-provoking discussion in our Coffee Break on 'Is Desalination the Solution to…
Aug
09
09
August
2023
¿Cuál es la situación del Río Bravo? No te pierdas este ciclo de webinars de la UCLA y el PFBW donde analizaremos la situación actual…
May 2023
May
22
22
May
2023
The Texas Water Journal (ISSN 2160-5319) is an online, peer-reviewed, and indexed journal devoted to the timely consideration of Texas water resources management, research, and…
May
04
04
May
2023
Coffee Break - Let's bust some water Myths together! Download the Briefs of this CoffeeBreak here: Coffee Break Briefs https://youtu.be/GVC5Vt4G0Xc Coffee Break: ¡Acabemos…
April 2023
Apr
18
18
April
2023
Ph.D. Sharon B. Megdal is serving on the University of Arizona Presidential Advisory Commission on the Future of Agriculture and Food Production in a Drying…
March 2023
Mar
20
20
March
2023
Science Talks: Advances on water systems assessments at binational scale (english) Download the Briefs of this Science Talks here: Science Talk 032023 Long English …
February 2023
Feb
17
17
February
2023
Follow our #CoffeeBreak entitled "Water Availability Scenarios of our US-Mex International Basins" Take a look at the CoffeeBreak summary here: Coffee Break 021723 Short English…
November 2022
Nov
10
10
November
2022
Follow our #CoffeeBreak entitled "Unincorporated and economically disadvantaged communities along the US-MX border, with the participation of great speakers! Take a look at the…
October 2022
Oct
07
07
October
2022
Dear colleagues and friends, Join us for our Happy Hour event, where we will present our new website and social platform for binational…
August 2022
Aug
18
18
August
2022
Dear colleagues and friends, One of the most interesting, strategic, and resilience-based topics over shared water resources around the world is environmental flows. This topic…
June 2022
Jun
30
30
June
2022
The Rio Conchos is considered as one of the most strategic water stressed basins that feeds the Rio Grande Basin...and the role of humans in…
