Welcome to Water TV! Water TV is your one-stop-shop online television channel for news and views about water resources. Watch interviews from the American Water Resources Association annual conference in New Orleans, and case studies about organizations leading the way in this field. Keep tuning in; new content coming soon!
Cleaning up Audubon Nature Center
AWRA Conference delegates give something back
Audubon Nature Center in New Orleans was a valuable local resource, the dense forest provided homes to animals and a learning experience for the many visitors and school trips that passed through each year. When Hurricane Katrina struck the centre was destroyed and three years on is overgrown with Chinese Tallow and other weeds. Delegates at AWRA's 2008 Annual Water Resources Conference volunteered to spend some time cleaning up the center. Water TV was there to lend a hand.
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Interview with Jane O. Rowan
President, American Water Resources Association -
Interview with David R. Watt
Chair, AWRA's 2008 Annual Water Resources Conference -
AWRA's 2008 Annual Water Resources Conference gets underway
Conference opening session - New Orleans -
Interview with Lt. Gen. Robert Van Antwerp
Chief of Engineers, United States Army -
Interview with Kenneth J. Lanfear & Jennifer Lynch
Editor & Publisher of JAWRA -
Interview with Gerald Galloway
Flooding Expert -
Interview with Abigail Kimbell
Chief, US Forest Service -
Exploring the Workshops
Water TV reporter discovers that workshops are where the real work gets done -
Exhibit Hall a central feature of annual conference
Water TV visits the exhibitors -
Cleaning up Audubon Nature Center
AWRA Conference delegates give something back -
An Evening at Audubon Zoo
Delegates kick up their heels
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