On the Verde River children's book available now.
Friends of the Verde River
  • What We Do
  • Get Involved
  • About Us
  • Learn
  • Volunteer
  • Donate
  • Click to open the search input field Click to open the search input field Search
  • Menu Menu

Category

Water News, Water Resource Notes

Home » Water Resource Notes

Verde River Basin Water-Resources Primer

May 2, 2023 by James Frazier
Posted in Water News, Water Resource Notes

An illustrated textbook, the Verde River Basin Water-Resources Primer – Understanding Our Water and Our Verde River Basin, was produced by the Verde River Basin Partnership, a science-based educational outreach organization, which merged into Friends of the Verde River in 2017. The purpose of this Primer is to provide well-explained, documented source material on the Verde […]

The Verde River – A Desert Treasure at Risk

Jan 31, 2018 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Water Resource Notes

A river, flowing year-round through dry country, is of great value to the people, wildlife, and plant life that the river sustains. Not many of the previously perennial rivers of the desert southwest still flow year-round, but the Verde River is one of the few that remain, making it a true treasure that is considered […]

Where Do We Get Our Water?

Jan 31, 2018 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Water Resource Notes

It’s easy to take for granted the water that flows into our sinks when we turn on our faucets. How often do you stop to think about where that water came from? Let’s explore that question—both globally and within our watershed. READ THE FULL STORY – Click here to download the PDF

The Northern Arizona Regional Groundwater-Flow Model: A Powerful Scientific Tool to Guide Our Water-Management Decisions

Jan 31, 2018 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Groundwater Flow Model, Water Resource Notes

Numericalgroundwater-flow models are, without question, the best tools available to help us evaluate the consequences of human-induced changes on the movement and storage of water in groundwater systems and the changes in the rates and locations that groundwater leaves these systems. Numerical groundwater-flow models, many of which are based on software developed by the U.S. […]

Overview of USGS Report on Verde River Streamflow 1910-2110

Jan 31, 2018 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Water Resource Notes

This document is a brief overview of the recent report Human Effects on the Hydrologic System of the Verde Valley, Central Arizona, 1910–2005 and 2005–2110, Using a Regional Groundwater Flow Model by the United States Geological Survey (USGS). CLICK HERE to read this short overview

Recent Posts

  • When It Rains, We Store: A Rain Tank Tale from Camp Verde April 7, 2025
  • We’re Hiring! February 11, 2025
  • Apply for the 2025 Young Birders Camp Scholarship January 27, 2025
  • Verde River Partners Restore Nearly 17 Miles of Riparian Habitat Along Fossil Creek January 10, 2025
  • Friends of the Verde River Announces Record-Setting River Friendly Living Grant Awards January 6, 2025

Categories

  • 2014 OFTV Funded Projects
  • 2015 OFTV Funded Projects
  • 2016 OFTV Funded Projects
  • 2017 OFTV Funded Projects
  • 2018 OFTV Funded Projects
  • 2020 VCP
  • Accommodations
  • Arizona Water Watchers
  • Art & Photography
  • Bird of the Month
  • Birding & Nature Tours and Birding Festivals
  • Birding Festival Vendor
  • Blog
  • Friends News
  • Groundwater Flow Model
  • Habitat Restoration
  • Interesting Reads
  • Native Plant
  • Native Seed Coop
  • Newsletter
  • OFTV Funded Projects
  • OFTV News
  • Optics, Cameras & Birding Gear
  • Outdoor Recreation
  • Partner Volunteering
  • Purdy Verde Blog
  • Regional Water Management
  • Restaurants
  • River Friendly Living
  • Strong Science
  • Tourism Activities
  • Uncategorized
  • Verde Conservation Grant Funded Project
  • Volunteering
  • VRE News
  • VRE Participant
  • VWRC News
  • Water News
  • Water Quality
  • Water Resource Notes
  • watershed report card
  • Wine and Beer Tasting
  • Yavapai Apache Nation

Tags

arcgis Arizona biodiversity blog post Conservation Cottonwood riverfront Director Economic Impact environment esri Fountain Grass Friends gis grants habitat restoration hummingbirds Institute for Applied Ecology invasive plant removal invasive plants Jail Trail jane goodall jobs mapping Nancy Steele Native Seeds Nonprofits Pollinator Garden rainwater harvesting river River Clean Up river friendly living Roosevelt Lake scgis Southwest Willow Flycatcher sustainable seed bank technology trail signage trash Verde River Volunteer Event Volunteers vwrc Water Related Outdoor Recreation watershed report card watershed restoration
Friends of the Verde River

Working Collaboratively for a Healthy, Flowing Verde River system.

Mailing Address

  • P.O. Box 2535
  • Cottonwood, AZ 86326
  • (928) 641-6013

Located At

  • 115 S Main Street, Suite B
  • Cottonwood, AZ 86326
  • (928) 641-6013

Quick Links

  • Paddle Guide Map
  • Birding Trail Map
  • Employment Opportunities

Follow Us

Guidestar Platinum Transparency 2023 1% for the Planet
© Copyright 2025 Friends of the Verde River. All Rights Reserved.
Scroll to top