As supplies grow tighter, the southwest seeks balance.

87% of Arizonans polled ranked maintaining adequate water supply and quality as a critical issue for the state.

AMWUA seeks an experienced water professional and manager to serve as its Executive Director. Learn more.

The inaugural director of the Kyl Center discusses overcoming the challenges ahead to ensure Arizona's continued water management success.

Reduced deliveries would impact stored water and agriculture. Efforts are under way to keep additional water in Lake Mead to delay shortage.

Governor Ducey has announced the appointment of Thomas Buschatzke to the Arizona Department of Water Resources.

Monsoon rains, early winter storms and the presence of El Nino provide relief from ongoing drought, but it will take years of such weather to end the dry spell.

AMWUA's Kathleen Ferris was one of several expert panelists to share insights on the question, "Can the Colorado River Survive?"

Zócalo/ASU panel discussion that included AMWUA's Kathy Ferris explored whether or not the Colorado River can survive.

Sloppy research such as the recent report on the economic impact of the Colorado River hampers difficult policy discussions.