OUR GEM: Water research updates in Idaho
The Idaho Water Resources Research Institute (IWRRI) has been busy this summer engaging with water users, water scientists and water managers across the state. IWRRI is one of the nation’s 54 water research and technology centers. In this role, IWRRI conducts and directs research to support the water resource needs of Idaho, the Northwest region and the nation.
IWRRI also plays a role in facilitating, participating in and developing innovative education and outreach programs that share research-based information with water managers, agency and governmental scientists and the public. From our office in Coeur d’Alene, the work includes regional support of The Confluence Project (a hands-on research-based high school water science curriculum), the Our Gem Collaborative, the Stormwater Erosion & Education Program (SEEP) and the Bay Watchers program.
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