Produced by Mark Ingman for WRP 599, a new documentary film-making course first offered in Winter 2012.
What is Plastic Mulch? Why do...
Hydrophiles is a water-focused student group at Oregon State University
Our purpose is to bring people from all areas of water resources together for social and professional exchange. Our activities include field trips, presentations by students, faculty, and off-campus professionals, and social events. Hydrophiles finds common ground for water resources students and faculty in all of the science, engineering, and management departments on campus.
There are tons of ways to get involved with Hydrophiles! How about attending one of our events, joining our listserve, liking our Facebook page, following us on Twitter, connecting with us on LinkedIn, helping out with Hydrophiles events and activities, organizing an event, or becoming an officer?
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The final brownbag of the year will be a discussion of the successes of this past year and potential areas for improvement in Hydrophiles activities and community. Join
… Read full story.We have an excellent lineup of talks and posters that will be presented at the 2012 Water Research Symposium at OSU. We have presenters from Oregon State University, Portland
… Read full story.This quarter's spring brownbag sessions will include a mixture of panel discussions, invited speakers, student presentations, and career workshops. Please mark your calendar for the following dates:
The Biological and Ecological Engineering Department and the Conservation Biology Institute are hosting a seminar series during the Spring 2012 term on climate change and the Corvallis Climate Change
… Read full story.The Water Resources Graduate Program and the Institute for Water and Watersheds are sponsoring the 2012 Spring Hydrology Seminar Series. The theme of this year’s series is
… Read full story.OSU's Be Well program has launched the "Fresh From The Faucet" campaign on campus aimed at informing students about the health benefits of drinking safe Corvallis municipal water instead of
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In transboundary water resources policy and management situations, such as the governance of the Columbia River Basin, complex social, ecological, and economic factors seem to be
…Please join us for our final brownbag of the year to discuss the successes of this past year and potential areas for improvement in Hydrophiles activities and
…Starker Lecture Series: Watershed Moments: People, Forests, & Water
This Capstone Field Trip of the 2012 Starker Lecture Series will be a visit to the "Alsea Revisited" Paired Watershed Study Area at Flynn Creek and Needle Branch
…Please join us for our final brownbag of the year to discuss the successes of this past year and potential areas for improvement in Hydrophiles activities and
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Produced by Mark Ingman for WRP 599, a new documentary film-making course first offered in Winter 2012.
What is Plastic Mulch? Why do...
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A preview of a documentary about The Umatilla Basin and groundwater by OSU's Sarah Sheldrick
A film produced by Julie Elkins Watson, Water Resources Policy and Management MS Student, 2011
"A River Loved" is a documentary film that...

