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  • New, open-access book on springs of the US available by former Co-Chair of the Karst Commission, Neven Kresic

    This book explores large and thermal springs in the United States: their origin, characteristics, historical and current uses, and significance. Some of these springs are among the largest and most spectacular in the world and many were and are sacred to Native Americans. Contemporary and historic photographs reveal their beauty... read more...

  • Articles & Rules of the Association – AGM 2024

    The 2024 Annual General Meeting of the International Association of Hydrogeologists took place in Davos, Switzerland, on the 10th September. During the meeting, members discussed the revised Articles and Rules of the association, which were ultimately approved. To follow up on this, we are sharing both the revised Articles and... read more...

  • In Memoriam – Joel Carillo, 1943 – 2024

    Con profundo pesar, anunciamos el fallecimiento del Dr. José Joel Carrillo Rivera, destacado profesor e investigador, quien dejó una huella imborrable en el campo de la hidrogeología en México. Su pasión por entender y promover los sistemas de flujo subterráneo lo convirtió en un referente en la materia. Joel fue... read more...

  • In Memoriam: Michael Campana, 1948 – 2024

    Michael Campana, known affectionately as ‘Aquadoc’, dedicated his life to the study and stewardship of water resources. He was Professor Emeritus of Hydrogeology and Water Resources Management at Oregon State University and Professor Emeritus of Hydrogeology at the University of New Mexico. He inspired students and colleagues with his passion... read more...

  • Article released in HJ celebrating the life of Professor Emilio Custodio.

    An article has been released celebrating the life of Professor Emilio Custodio in Hydrogeology Journal, which is freely available to access until the 25th November. View the article here. Professor Custodio is honoured as a crucial figure in modern hydrogeology. He was highly committed to the IAH since he first... read more...

  • IAH Elections

    The results of IAH’s elections were announced at the Annual General Meeting on 10 September 2024. Thank you to all who stood in the election. Your willingness to serve IAH and its members is very much appreciated. The successful candidates are shown in bold in the table below: Role Candidate... read more...

  • 2024 IAH Annual General Meeting

    The 2024 Annual General Meeting of the International Association of Hydrogeologists will take place in person at the Congress Centre, Davos, Switzerland and online at 17.30 BST on 10th September 2024. All members of the Association who have fully paid their subscriptions for the current year are entitled to attend... read more...

  • In Memoriam: Erik Romijn, 1934 – 2024

    After the sudden death of Louis Dubertret in 1979, President Phil LaMoreaux found an enthusiastic and energetic successor as Secretary General in the person of Erik Romijn. Erik was working with the Provincial Agency of Gelderland in The Netherlands and was also Secretary to the Dutch National Committee for IAH.... read more...

  • IAH Elections 2024 – Voting Now Open!

    The balloting stage of the 2024 council elections is now open. Elected members make important contributions to IAH and the international groundwater community, and will represent the IAH membership for the next four years. As IAH members you have the opportunity to vote for the candidates who you think will... read more...

  • Part 2 of the ‘Groundwater, Beauty & Culture Dialogue’ Video Series is Out Now

    In the second ‘groundwater, beauty and culture dialogue’, Makoto Taniguchi (RIHN) and Tom Gleeson (University of Victoria, Canada) ponder how groundwater sustainability could be enriched with Japanese culture. They discuss various Japanese words and concepts while pointing to how these might be interesting or insightful to hydrogeologists. This video was... read more...

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