• 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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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.
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UA Collaboration With TEP Creates Framework for Future Industry Partnerships
May 2, 2018
A team of University of Arizona researchers and industry partners at Tucson Electric Power Co. have developed a replicable, collaborative framework that companies can use to integrate climate and environmental risk assessment into corporate business plans.