The North Dakota Water Resources Research Institute was founded in 1965 by authority of Congress as one of the 54 Institutes throughout the nation and is administered through the United States Geological Survey. The Institute's office is located in the College of Engineering and Architecture of North Dakota State University (NDSU), the land grant university of the State.

WRRI Fellows and Advisers Reach Out to High School Students with Presentations of their Research in North Dakota River Watch Workshop, Kathryn, North Dakota

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Joint North Dakota Water Quality Monitoring Council and ND WRRI Meeting 02/07/13

North Dakota Water Quality Monitoring Council and ND Water Resources Research Institute Joint Meeting Agenda
North Dakota Water Quality Monitoring Council Presentations
ND WRRI Fellowship Research Presentations

3rd Distinguished Water Seminar
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EMERGING SCIENCE: Water Dynamics - Vermont EPSCoR

Selected Podcasts on Water - US Geological Survey

Drinking Water: Understanding the Science and Policy behind a Critical Resource - National Research Council's Water Science and Technology Board (WSTB)

"So You Live Behind a Levee" - American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) publication

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