Isaac Dudley, Author at Friends of the Verde River

Regional Groundwater-Flow Model of the Redwall-Muav, Coconino, and Alluvial Basin Aquifer Systems of Northern and Central Arizona

January 31, 2018/in Strong Science

Why is this study important? This study documents a powerful new tool—the Northern Arizona regional groundwater-flow model—that enables elected officials and water-resource managers to evaluate the future consequences of local or regional water-management policies for groundwater levels and streamflow in the Verde River Basin. Pool, D.R., Blasch, K.W., Callegary, J.B., Leake, S.A., and Graser, L.F., […]

Hydrology Science Plan to Support Title II of the Northern Arizona Land Exchange and Verde River Basin Partnership Act of 2005

January 31, 2018/in Strong Science

Why is this study important? It is the product of the authorization by the United States Congress for the United States Geological Survey (USGS) to assist in a collaborative and science-based water-resource planning and management partnership for the Verde River Basin. It describes the investigations needed in support of that authorization that will fulfill water-resource […]

Human Effects on the Hydrologic System of the Verde Valley, Central Arizona, 1910–2005 and 2005–2110, Using a Regional Groundwater Flow Model

January 31, 2018/in Strong Science

Why is this study important? This study applies USGS Northern Arizona Regional Groundwater-Flow Model to directly examine the effect of groundwater pumping across the model area on the timing and magnitude of changes of base flow at the Paulden, Clarkdale, and Camp Verde streamgages. Similarly, it examines other hydrologic-system effects through time such as net […]

Our Water Management Choice Is Clear

January 31, 2018/in Regional Water Management

Every once in a while all the dots connect and we have a clear vision of what the image looks like. In regards to the water resources in the Southwestern United States the dots are lining up and our water-resource future is clear. The conclusions and recommendations from a series of studies and reports on […]

Cooperative Water Resource Management: The Time Is Now

January 31, 2018/in Regional Water Management

If you moved here from the Eastern United States and look at a river or creek such as the Verde River or Oak Creek you might think they are small – they are. You may think they are insignificant – they are not. That they are flowing at all in our arid environment makes even […]

McCain, Flake Urge Communities to Create Water Plan Together

January 31, 2018/in Regional Water Management

Article from Prescott Daily Courier By Joanna Dodder Nellans COTTONWOOD – A “call to action” from U.S. senators John McCain and Jeff Flake seeking a Verde River Watershed plan gained a positive reaction Wednesday from Verde Valley officials. The Middle Verde subcommittee of the Yavapai County Water Advisory Committee agreed to respond with a letter […]

To the Planners Go the Water Flow Spoils

January 31, 2018/in Regional Water Management

Article Published in the Red Rock News January 3rd, 2014 by Tom O’Halleran Another year has passed without a comprehensive water resource plan for the preservation of the Verde River and its tributaries, such as Oak Creek, Sycamore Creek and Fossil Creek. These are all significant waterways that rely on groundwater to sustain their flows. […]

Potential Strategies: Time to Collaborate and Act

January 31, 2018/in Regional Water Management

The Verde River is an ecological, recreational, aesthetic and economic treasure for the citizens of the Verde Valley and the State of Arizona. It flows year-round and nearly continuously from its headwaters near Paulden for about 190 miles to its confluence with the Salt River near Mesa. Although the Verde River’s year-round flow may seem […]

Policy Options for Water Management in the Verde Valley

January 31, 2018/in Interesting Reads

Central Arizona’s Verde River is a natural resource that is critical to the regional economy, environmental sustainability, and quality of life. The river’s future is uncertain, however, as there are still unresolved issues over how we grow while sustaining a healthy river. This report examines possible futures for the Verde River within the Verde Valley […]

Effects of Past and Future Groundwater Development Fact Sheet

January 31, 2018/in Interesting Reads

Communities in Central Arizona’s Verde Valley must manage limited water supplies in the face of rapidly growing populations. Developing groundwater resources to meet human needs has raised questions about the effects of groundwater withdrawals by pumping on the area’s rivers and streams, particularly the Verde River. This two-page fact sheet produced by the U. S. […]

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Regional Groundwater-Flow Model of the Redwall-Muav, Coconino, and Alluvial Basin Aquifer Systems of Northern and Central Arizona

Hydrology Science Plan to Support Title II of the Northern Arizona Land Exchange and Verde River Basin Partnership Act of 2005

Human Effects on the Hydrologic System of the Verde Valley, Central Arizona, 1910–2005 and 2005–2110, Using a Regional Groundwater Flow Model

Our Water Management Choice Is Clear

Cooperative Water Resource Management: The Time Is Now

McCain, Flake Urge Communities to Create Water Plan Together

To the Planners Go the Water Flow Spoils

Potential Strategies: Time to Collaborate and Act

Policy Options for Water Management in the Verde Valley

Effects of Past and Future Groundwater Development Fact Sheet

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