AMES, Iowa - Do wetlands engineered for water quality treatment function in ways that provide benefits for biodiversity, similar to Iowa’s natural wetlands?
AMES, Iowa - Research continues to increase the effectiveness of best management practices (BMPs) for improving water quality, while seeking to make practices cheaper and easier for landowners to install, say researchers at Iowa State University.
This is the third and final article in an INRC series highlighting partnerships that help advance water quality research. Read the others: NGOs can play important roles to expand capacity, outreach
AMES, Iowa- The Iowa Nutrient Research Center is accepting new proposals for research projects designed to reduce nitrate and phosphorus in Iowa’s water.
AMES, Iowa – Iowa’s new water quality measurement coordinator, Elizabeth Schwab, is looking forward to combining her expertise in water quality and management of big data sets to support the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy.
AMES, Iowa - The spring 2025 Iowa Nutrient Research Center seminar series will showcase “Insights from Next Gen Water Researchers” with presentations by current and recent Iowa State University graduate students.
INRC Assistant Director Kay C. Stefanik was one of the presenters at the recent Cedar Rapids Cedar River Source Water Partnership Partner Appreciation Day, on the panel, Advancing Conservation Practice Adoption: Emerging Research and Trends.
This is the first article in an INRC series highlighting partnerships that help advance water quality research.
Read the others:
NGOs can play important roles to expand capacity, outreach
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa Nutrient Research Center seminar series for Fall 2024 will focus on “Recent trends in surface and groundwater nutrients across the US,” highlighting the status of nutrients and water quality around the country, including in t
AMES, Iowa – Grass waterways across the landscape offer promising opportunities to reduce nitrate pollution in tile drainage from agricultural land, according to ongoing research led by the University of Iowa and Iowa State University.
AMES, Iowa – A free half-day workshop on the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy and incorporating nutrient reduction practices into farm operations will take place Tuesday, June 18, from 9 a.m.
AMES, Iowa - A free half-day workshop on the Iowa Nutrient Reduction Strategy and incorporating nutrient reduction practices into farm operations will take place Tuesday, June 11, from 10 a.m.
AMES, Iowa – A group of Chinese academics and professionals representing water resource and forestry disciplines recently visited the Iowa Nutrient Research Center and colleagues at Iowa State University and the University of Iowa.
