Hey #Ecohydrology community, what's new?? 🧐 We are restarting our #leaves blog and looking for new leaves, as well as research updates/field/lab photos/essays from our returning leaves! 🤩 Please fill out the #form below and share it with your community!! forms.gle/7ygSViVxwMr5T4…

If you study ecosystems that experience variable inundation (e.g., non-perennial streams, coastal, wetlands, ponds, ag), consider the #AGU23 session on Non-perennial and Variably Inundated Waterways: agu.confex.com/agu/fm23/preli…. All methods, scales, & disciplines are welcome.

⏰Review begins this week - apply for the Kansas Geological Survey's Geohydrology #Internship Program! 👉 Wide variety of #water-focused projects. Get your app in this week! Info on projects and apply here: employment.ku.edu/staff/26967BR

That was a great time visiting and learning from the Kansas Geological Survey and the University of Kansas teams. Thanks, Sam Zipper !!

😎Position available! I am hiring a postdoc working on #SoilHealth and #Hydrology. ✅Details/apply: employment.ku.edu/jobs/staff/pos… ☕️Collaboration with K-State Research and Extension Dorivar Ruiz Diaz Sotirios Archontoulis Lydia Zeglin and many more! CC Agronomy, Crop, and Soil Science Societies Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR)

New paper out highlighting research priorities for streamflow depletion to help ensure hydrologic science supports effect #water management - part of our Powell Center synthesis project! Read more here: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/20… #OpenAccess

Application review beginning this week - not too late to get your #SoilHealth #postdoc application submitted! See the link in the quoted tweet!

🚨Groundwater management is vital for sustainable agriculture. What if you could model human-nature interactions to better inform policy? We developed PyCHAMP, a Python package, to help you do just that! 1/5 🔗Paper: authors.elsevier.com/a/1jba64sKhEd5… 🔗Model: github.com/philip928lin/P…

🚨 New paper alert!🧵 Our paper in Springer Nature shows how irrigator-driven conservation in Kansas cut aquifer depletion by 65% while maintaining agricultural productivity. Discover how this model can shape global aquifer sustainability. 🔗 Read here: rdcu.be/dWeH8