Women in Water Diplomacy Network & Partners Event

The Women in Water Diplomacy Network & Partners will convene in Las Vegas, NV immediately following the closing session of this year's Colorado River Water Users Association Annual Meeting. Registration to CRWUA is not required to attend this event.

International Sustainability Conference: United Nations (Dec. 2-4)

This conference addresses what's next after Agenda 2030 and Sustainable Development Goals.

2025 Great Lakes Virtual PFAS Summit (Dec. 2-4)

Join global researchers, policy experts, and program leaders to explore new strategies for addressing PFAS contamination.

Lunch & Learn Webinar (Yadu Pokhrel, Huy Dang)

Join us for a free webinar with MSU experts to learn about advances in water science and management.

ESPP 2025 Fall Student Research Symposium

Engage with groundbreaking research spanning climate adaptation, sustainable policy development, environmental justice, and interdisciplinary solutions.

Great Lakes Microplastics Virtual Summit

This event addresses microplastics in surface and drinking water.

National Sustainability Society Conference (Oct. 20-22)

This conference welcomes attendees to share contributions that focus on transformative change for a just and sustainable future.

Reverence for Rivers: Imagining an Ethic for Running Waters

Join stream ecologist Dr. Kurt Fausch for an exploration of how science, Indigenous knowledge, and ethics can shape a living river ethic.

Early Career Professionals Networking Event

Graduate students, postdocs and faculty are invited to a Water Alliance Early-Career Professionals networking event.

2025 Michigan Environmental Justice Conference

This year’s theme is "Driving Environmental Justice Forward: Action, Equity and Impact."

Climate Change Theatre Action (2-Day Event)

Climate Change Theater Action is a two-day, biannual 5-minute play festival.

CUAHSI: Tools and Resources to Advance Water Science

CUAHSI staff will provide an overview of the organization and highlight tools for reliable water data publishing.

Environmentalist Alon Tal on Israel’s Water Resilience

Israel has begun to invest in new infrastructure that takes water from the Mediterranean Sea and brings it to the Sea of Galilee.

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Groundwater Seminar