Protecting shared water resources begins with understanding how rivers, tributaries, and groundwater systems are connected. Exploring effective ways to conserve water requires looking beyond surface
Bridges over water between Mexico and the United States Water connects communities, ecosystems, institutions, and countries. On October 20–21, 2026, water professionals, experts, and organizations
The Permanent Forum of Binational Waters invites its community, partners, and supporters to contribute to a shared cause led by the Rio Grande International Study
Water Unites Us: A Year of Cooperation, Science, and Shared Hope Throughout 2025, we strengthened binational dialogue, scientific collaboration, and open data tools that connect
The Tijuana Transboundary Pollution Problem continues to shape how border communities understand their shared environmental future. The issue is bigger than geography. It reflects decades
Nearly half of the Binational Waters community respondents remain skeptical that the signing of Minute 331 can bring predictability to Mexico’s water deliveries to the
For decades, the relationship between groundwater sustainability and resource availability has been one of the main problems within water management. This is attributed to low
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