Congratulations Alyssa Dausman and Charley Cameron The Water Institute on this important #groundwater work!

Happy #WomenInScience day! Today, I'm rocking Dr. Sian “Leo” Proctor A J.E.D.I space art because she's an inspiration. I'm also celebrating my women colleagues at The Water Institute - grateful that I get to work closely with them and find inspiration to make our world better everyday!

Celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth, we asked Institute team members to share who from history inspires them/has been instrumental in their field of research. We’ll be highlighting those women of science, research, planning and more.

Celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth, we asked Institute team members to share who from history inspires them/has been instrumental in their field of research.

Get to know the Barataria estuary! Manayunkia aestuarina is one of the most common Annelid species in Barataria. This species lives its whole life in a tube built from sand and mud grabbing food from the water column. Worms are really cool! #BEM2022

Marie Tharp changed how we think of the Earth by discovering the most convincing evidence to support plate tectonic theory which unifies natural science disciplines (the position of continents and oceans on earth influences global climate, evolution, and more) #WomensHistoryMonth

The Southern Hills Aquifer System provides 100% of the public water supply and 83% of industrial and power generation supply in East Baton Rouge Parish. Learn more about this essential resource and efforts to make it more sustainable southernhillsaquifer.org #WorldWaterDay

Hey #BEM2022 attendees! An advanced heads-up about the Habitat Sustainability session in Prescott Room tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. It includes a fascinating presentation from Institute’s Erin Kiskaddon about the development of a lower trophic level baseline inventory/monitoring program

Erin Kiskaddon, benthic ecologist at The Water Institute, presenting this morning at #BEM2022 on developing a lower trophic inventory and monitoring program. Read more about the work here thewaterinstitute.org/projects/lower…

Congratulations to Shubhra Misra, senior research scientist at The Water Institute, for his selection to be a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers ASCE Headquarters Task Committee on Compound Flooding. See the full membership here bit.ly/3iQYSO3

We’re excited about our initial meeting with IGRAC on the #groundwater catalogue development bit.ly/3vGqBac sharing lessons learned and best practices from our work with the Capital Area Groundwater Conservation Commission in Louisiana bit.ly/3vFs14R

Great to be at #GOMCON, with multiple Institute presenters, moderators and panelists participating during the next couple days.

Colleagues from The Water Institute sharing their expertise at #GOMCON mmbaustian Alyssa Dausman @mminergeology Diana R. Di Leonardo Soupy Dalyander Tim Carruthers bingqing liu @essayhem

It’s a busy morning at #GOMCON with sessions starting at 10:30 a.m. Dr. Alyssa Dausman will be leading a panel discussion in Room 8 with the RESTORE Act Centers of Excellence Research Grant Programs.

Come join a great team!! The Water Institute is looking for a Staff Accountant who will report to the Director of Finance. Check out more details and how to apply here bit.ly/3MUXmYm

Congratulations Amy Wold! Very well deserved!

The Water Institute is developing a model repository for more efficient coastal model development. “The model repository will allow easy access to past model work and eliminate the need for coastal researchers to start from scratch,” Greg Grandy, CPRA bit.ly/3FTwJR0

Come join our team! We're hiring a visual science #communication specialist.

Cool new paper - "Supporting habitat restoration in the northern Gulf of Mexico through synthesis of data on multiple and interacting benefits and stressors" creating a method to help better compare "apples to apples" when it comes to restoration projects bit.ly/3ocSraZ

The Water Institute is looking for BOTH a Coastal Carbon Scientist AND a Microbial Ecologist to do field work, laboratory work and/or coastal modeling focusing on assessing carbon fluxes in coastal habitats. Read more and apply here bit.ly/2Mjac7K