The 2025 CAP Award for Water Research winners have been announced, and this week we’ll be delving into the details of the first- and- second-place winners. The
Editor’s note: CAP employees have unique backgrounds and experiences, shaping us as an organization and reflecting the diverse communities we serve. Natalie Mast joined CAP
The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board (CAWCD) met Thursday, Sept. 4 at CAP’s north Phoenix headquarters. The meeting kicked off with the presentation of
It’s been said that necessity is the mother of invention and that is definitely true in the case of access stoplogs, nicknamed “bubble logs.” When
This post was updated July, 2025 Picture the CAP canal without water. If you were to stand on the canal bottom, gaze from the narrow
https://youtu.be/BmM_D8LIwYw?si=NBRFnM–Jt4ru_AG Mayors from across Arizona have come together to form the Coalition for Protecting Arizona’s Lifeline, a nonpartisan alliance committed to collaborating and advocating for
This post was updated August, 2025 Most people living in Arizona develop a special appreciation for two precious resources needed to survive this climate —
The Bureau of Reclamation has issued its August 24-Month Study, which determined that the Lower Colorado River Basin will continue to be in a Tier 1
We frequently receive questions about property taxes. Specifically, inquiries such as: Why is there a tax for CAWCD? What is the Central Arizona Water Conservation