Take a little time this week during #SourceWaterProtectionWeek to learn more about the source water near you. Special thanks to our friends at the Oklahoma Water Resources Center .

It might not feel like fall, but join us for the latest episode of The Urban Gardener Podcast to learn some tips and trick for prepping your outdoor plants to move inside for the winter. #theurbangardenerpodcast open.spotify.com/episode/6gvlDi…

A water sonde is a tool used to measure various aspects of water quality — such as temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, dissolved solids and turbidity, providing valuable data for assessing the health of aquatic ecosystems. Part of our Conjunctive Freshwater Saltwater Management

It's here! "Episode 53: What's Bugging You?" is live! Go check it out and learn some tips & tricks to help those bugs bugger off. #theurbangardenerpodcast open.spotify.com/episode/1HPqOa…

Be sure to sign up for this workshop! We know many of you cannot attend workshops during the week so there is also a weekend option. Come out and learn a little bit (or a lot!) about Edmond's water. Call the Oklahoma County office to register at 405-713-1125 #urbanwatercycle

Did you know that burning trash in your back yard carries a variety of risks including health concerns, danger of wildfires, and possible pollution of water – among other issues? Pollutants in the trash, when burned, can be carried by winds; deposited into waterbodies, soil or

Just launched! The new NGWA Water Well Map is now live on NGWA.com and integrated into Business PRO. Professionals can now access detailed well data- depth, construction, quality, and more- right from their business dashboard. This powerful new tool gives your

It may still be warm out, but winter will be here before you know it! Get your home and landscape ready for cooler temps with one of our winterizing workshops. More info and registration here: okc.gov/Services/Water…

No Water, No... Tea Coffee Hydration Hygiene Can you imagine?! #ImagineADayWithoutWater

Upcoming opportunity! The Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering will be offering GIS for Water Resources in Spring 2026. The course provides hands-on experience using GIS tools for water resources and environmental analysis. The class is open to students across

NEW PUBLICATION ALERT! From 2002-2020, 408 individual waterbodies were listed impaired for turbidity, and despite investment in Best Management Practices (BMPs), 83 waterbodies experienced a list-delist-relist pattern in the study period. Using OK-HAWQS, models of sediment

Did you know that plants can vary in salt tolerance, ranging from sensitive to tolerant? Factors, including growth stage, varieties, nutritional imbalance and more can affect salinity tolerance and crop yields in plants. Our Conjunctive Freshwater Saltwater Management project

The latest episode of The Urban Gardener Podcast is live! Go check it out and learn about what could be lurking in a pond near you. open.spotify.com/episode/2NzeN4…

Small changes in your kitchen can lead to big water savings over time. Using efficient appliances and mindful habits helps conserve water and protect our resources.

On a special Valentine's Day episode, Julia, Andrew, and special guest Lili LeClaire dive into the language of flowers and how they have been used to communicate throughout history. Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1nDz59… Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/.../urban.../i…

Upcoming Opportunity! PFAS & Emerging contaminants workshop biosolids, water & wastewater, air and waste. To learn more and register visit: bit.ly/4sHD2z6

Is AI “drinking” water? Potential water use of Data Centers AI uses water through Datacenter Cooling, Electricity Generation & Server Manufacturing Supply-Chain. In the U.S., about 16.9 fluid ounces of water were consumed per 29.6 requests as of July 2023. Read the full

Are you interested in learning more about raising your own backyard flock? Come out to this Small Flock Poultry Workshop in El Reno on April 29th from 9am-4pm.