University of Iowa
With more than 30,000 students, the University of Iowa is one of the nation's top public research universities and the smallest public institution in the Big Ten.
Iowa is known around the world for its balanced commitment to the arts, sciences, and humanities. It's home to one of the nation's largest academic medical centers, the pioneering Iowa Writers' Workshop, and hundreds of options for affordable, accessible education.
The University of Iowa is located in the casual yet cosmopolitan environment of Iowa City, widely recognized as one of the country's most livable communities.
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CZO People
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Soils, Quaternary stratigraphy, sedimentology, biosoils, and stream restoration
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Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Journalism
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Earth and Environmental Sciences
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Earth and Environmental Sciences; Post Settlement Alluvium Volumes and Rates in Floodplains
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CZO Field Areas
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News
Clear Creek Watershed Research & Conservation Efforts: Jazmin Lopez and Sarah Parcher
21 Jul 2016 - Jazmin Lopez and Sarah Parcher are undergraduate students studying at the University of Iowa and the University of Nebraska-Omaha, respecively....
Clear Creek Watershed Research & Conservation Efforts: Katie Goff
07 Jul 2016 - Katie Goff is a masters student studying earth and environmental sciences at the University of Iowa. As part of her research, Goff collects data and...
Critical Zone Observatory Environmental Science Workshop
29 Jun 2016 - IML-CZO recently hosted a workshop to help teachers learn new ways to engage students in science learning.
Critical Zone Observatory Environmental Science Workshop (Clear Creek Watershed)
29 Jun 2016 - Nearly two dozen Eastern Iowa K-12 teachers attended a workshop Tuesday to learn about hands-on activities and lesson plans for engaging students...
Clear Creek Watershed Research & Conservation Efforts: Rai Tokuhisa
29 Jun 2016 - Rai Tokuhisa is a master's student studying hydraulics and water resources engineering at the University of Iowa. As part of her research,...
Q&A with IML-CZO Investigator Larry Weber (University of Iowa)
08 Jun 2016 - Dr. Larry Weber is an investigator for the IML-CZO who serves on the faculty in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the...
Clear Creek Watershed Bus Tour
07 Jun 2016 - On June 4, 2016, the City of Coralville and the Johnson County Soil and Water Conservation District hosted a bus tour of the Clear Creek Watershed,...
IML-CZO Investigator Profiles: Marian Muste (University of Iowa)
15 Apr 2016 - During his first two years in the United States, IML-CZO investigator Dr. Marian Muste experienced two events that would become major news stories...
IML-CZO Investigator Profiles: Aaron Packman (Northwestern University)
08 Apr 2016 - Journalist Michael Pollan once said: “In one handful of soil there are more organisms than there are humans on earth and we are only beginning...
IML-CZO Investigator Profiles: Andrew Stumpf (Illinois State Geological Survey)
01 Apr 2016 - Between roughly 2 million years ago and 10,000 years ago, during the Pleistocene Epoch or “Ice Age,” massive glaciers swept across...
Video: Critical Zone Observatories help U.S. plan for the future
21 Mar 2016 - The short video features the Intensely Managed Landscapes Critical Zone Observatory (IML-CZO) with commentary from IML Co-Director Praveen Kumar.
IML-CZO Investigator Profiles: Adam Ward (Indiana University)
18 Mar 2016 - Farming in the Midwest provides food and energy for the rest of the United States and even other parts of the world but some of the agricultural...
IML-CZO Investigator Profiles: Neal Blair (Northwestern University)
11 Mar 2016 - While urban and rural areas are seemingly polar opposites the two different areas depend greatly on one another, according to IML-CZO investigator...
IML-CZO Investigator Profiles: Art Bettis (University of Iowa)
26 Feb 2016 - Iowa poet laureate Mary Swander once said that the Hawkeye State has “the most altered landscape in the United States.” This...
BTN LiveBIG: Iowa students research water and wildlife in the ‘Big Muddy’
05 Feb 2016 - By Tony Moton | Jul 30, 2015 In the writings of Mark Twain, one of the activities Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn enjoyed most was doing a...
Iowa City Press-Citizen: Conference focuses on watershed, farmland management
05 Feb 2016 - Nick Fetty, For the Press-Citizen 7:27 p.m. CDT July 30, 2015 MUSCATINE – In both sports and academics, universities often compete with...
On the Radio: Big Ten schools team up in Iowa for the environment
05 Feb 2016 - August 17, 2015 | Nick Fetty This week’s On the Radio segment looks at a partnership between Big Ten schools to improve farmland and...
Midwest researchers come together for research project
05 Feb 2016 - Nick Fetty | July 30, 2015 Roughly 30 students, professors, and researchers from six different institutions met in Muscatine this week to discuss...
University of Iowa students get hands-on water quality experience
05 Feb 2016 - KC McGinnis | July 21, 2015 University of Iowa environmental science students are gaining tangible experience measuring water quality outside of...
U.S.-China Conference/Short Course to Focus on Critical Zone Science, Soil Carbon
30 Jul 2015 - Purdue University will host a conference bringing together scientists from the U.S. and China to address global challenges involving the Earth's...
Soil sampling begins at Clear Creek
01 Apr 2014 - Soil sampling is underway at the Clear Creek watershed.
Introducing Intensively Managed Landscapes (IML) CZO
03 Mar 2014 - The IML-CZO focuses on intensely managed agricultural and urban landscapes in Iowa, Illinois, and Minnesota.
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Events
Understanding the Critical Zone in the Clear Creek Watershed
Understanding the Critical Zone in the Clear Creek Watershed
Clear Creek Amana Elementary School.
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