Introduction

A key challenge for society in addressing environmental problems stems from the need for multidisciplinary cooperation and interdisciplinary integration. Exchange and teamwork among ecologists, physicists, hydraulicians, hydrologists, engineers, climatologists, chemists, biologists, toxicologists, statisticians, and other allied disciplines is imperative. Similarly, exchange among teams from around the world is important to bring diverse perspectives to bear on common global problems.

Cooperation in science often comes by forming and sustaining a community. This website as a whole seeks to foster community, and the pages below provide a variety of useful aids to help us interact and grow together.

In this section

• Conferences - the International Symposium on Ecohydraulics (ISE) and more.
• Awards - Honorary Fellows of the IAHR Ecohydraulics Committee.
• Jobs - career opportunities in ecohydraulics.
• Allied Organizations - partner scientific and professional bodies.
• ECoENet - the Early Careers on Ecohydraulics Network.
• Video Channel - our YouTube channel.

Stay connected

Follow the community and tag your work with #Ecohydraulics:

• YouTube: @ecohydraulics9581
• LinkedIn: Ecohydraulics