• We connect academic research to decision-making.

    We connect academic research to decision-making.

  • We bridge disciplines, viewpoints, and geography.

    We bridge disciplines, viewpoints, and geography.

  • We guide water security planning in arid lands.

    We guide water security planning in arid lands.

  • We strengthen indigenous governance.

    We strengthen indigenous governance.

Latest Udall Center News

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Experts from around the world meet to tackle challenges of science and policy making in transboundary river basins
July 16, 2018
Increasingly, intensifying competition for water resources, changes in the hydro-climatic cycle, and degrading water quality are threatening both humans and ecosystems. These risks are of increasing concern for transboundary river basins, where coordination across international…
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2018-19 Udall Center Fellows Announced!
May 21, 2018
Please join us in welcoming our new cohort: Corey Abramson, (Sociology); Melanie Hingle, (Nutritional Sciences); Kevin Anchukaitis, (Geography and Development); Christopher Weber, (Government and Public Policy).
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Sustainability in transboundary US-Mexico arid lands – US and Mexican National Academies of Science Workshop, San Luis Potosi, Mexico
May 17, 2018
The National Academies of Science of both the US and Mexico hosted a workshop regarding sustainability in transboundary arid lands in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, chaired by Christopher Scott, Director of the Udall Center (University of Arizona).
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Water Security in the Arid Americas – Workshop and Field Visits in Sonora, Mexico.
May 17, 2018
Researchers from the University of Arizona, and affiliates to the AQUASEC network from Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, and decision-makers met in a workshop in Guaymas to share experiences and devise solutions to water-security challenges.