Water Features

Tribal and community science data are shaping California’s response to harmful algal blooms—advancing open data, equity, and collaborative water solutions.

Hydropower relicensing highlights the need for better water data sharing—enabling more informed, transparent, and equitable decisions across stakeholders.

Clear geospatial data standards are key to open water data—enabling better sharing, analysis, and decision-making across water science and management.

The Water Budget Navigator A Comparison Tool for the Colorado River Basin Tasha Griffiths, Master of Environment Management, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University

Technology Adoption at Public Agencies Natalie von Turkovich, Master of Environment Management, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University Lilli Watson, Science Communications Associate, Water Policy Program, Nicholas Institute for.

Internet of Water Coalition Peter Colohan, Director, Internet of Water Initiative, Center for Geospatial Solutions, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy