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By focusing on research-driven insights, these events highlight the potential water solutions that can make a real difference in our border region.

Highlighting Potential Water Solutions through Science Talks

The Science Talks initiative brings to light the potential water solutions that address th e biggest water challenges along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Held once every other month, these talks feature young professionals and researchers at the forefront of water science. 

The aim is to create a platform where new research can be shared, sparking collaboration and innovation to tackle the pressing water issues that affect our communities and environment. Watch Our Science Talks Events

Addressing the Biggest Water Challenges

Through Science Talks, we dive deep into topics like water scarcity, climate change, and water quality, as well as innovative strategies for sustainable water management. 

By focusing on research-driven insights, these events highlight the potential water solutions that can make a real difference in our border region.

Each session is an opportunity to engage with experts, explore new findings, and contribute to the advancement of water science.

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Stay Updated with the Latest Water Research

Our Initiative fosters knowledge sharing between young professionals, the scientific community, and decision-makers.

With the fast pace of environmental change, staying informed about the biggest potential water challenges and opportunities is crucial.

Every session is designed to inspire action, connect experts across fields, and bring attention to the most current potential water research.

Exploring Water Solutions at the US-Mexico Border

Whether you are a scientist, student, or simply interested in water issues, our programs provide a valuable opportunity to learn, engage, and collaborate. 

Watch our latest talks on YouTube, where you can access a wealth of knowledge shared by the brightest minds in water science.

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Shaping the Future of Water Sustainability

Since 2019, we have hosted nearly 10 programs, featuring a diverse group of invited scientists from universities across the United States, Mexico, and other countries. Explore how research connects to priority development areas by visiting our dedicated information page. This section highlights how our programs inform decision-making in regions with critical water challenges—linking science, planning, and community needs across borders.

Each session includes an English-Spanish interpreter, ensuring accessibility for a broader audience and fostering cross-border collaboration.

We have worked with around 30 scientists who share their knowledge with the scientific community, addressing the most critical water challenges in the region. If you are passionate about addressing water challenges and contributing to innovative solutions, support our Science Talks initiative by donating or becoming a sponsor.

Your organization can play a pivotal role in advancing water science and sustainability by sponsoring our initiative. By partnering with us, you’ll not only showcase your commitment to water resilience but also contribute to impactful discussions led by leading scientists and innovators. Help drive real change and inspire future generations to act.

Watch Past Science Talks

July 2025
Jul 24
24 July 2025
Access to clean water, safe sanitation, and hygiene is not only a matter of dignity—it is also a cornerstone of essential services, public health rights. Yet unhoused communities across the United States and Mexico face daily, systemic barriers to meeting these most basic human needs.  As climate change intensifies, urban...
Free
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 4:00 PM Central Time via Zoom, will explore the in-depth economic, social, and water  implications of Minutes 323 and 330, vital binational agreements for the...
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 the event titled "Science and Stakeholder Engagement for Water Security in the U.S.-Mexico Border," which is part of the Science Talks series. This event aims to...
Free
February 2024
Feb 21
21 February 2024
We have prepared a Science Talk event titled: Research for All: How Citizen Participation Supports Water Sustainability, where we will talk to scientists and experts working with this method, how it is effectively implemented, and lessons on how to include our border communities into the research development. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn4I-hPzrPE&list=PLKwWnhGLIUxLbi1LBKASf09Jb4rkcOBI9&index=6   Panel Summary: Citizen Science...
March 2022
Mar 11
11 March 2022
During the Science Talk held on March 10, 2022, the team behind the SWIM (Sustainable Water through Integrated Modeling) project presented an innovative digital tool designed to explore water futures with a participatory, cross-border approach. The team, led by Natalia Villanueva Rosales, along with Josiah Heyman, Deana Pennington,...
March 2021
Mar 11
11 March 2021
The recent Science Talks of the Permanent Forum of Binational Waters brought together prominent scientists to explore the role of Remote Sensing US-MX Border in advancing hydrological modeling and binational collaboration. Moderated by Elia Tapia and Gabriela Rendón, the event featured Dr. Saúl, Laura Rodríguez Lozada (Texas A&M...
November 2020
Nov 16
16 November 2020
Event Recording On November 16, 2020, from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. (CT), the Permanent Forum of Binational Waters hosted a special Science Talk titled “Women, Science and Water in the US-MX Border.”  The session spotlighted the crucial role of women in transboundary water science, highlighting their leadership in...