Larry Weber
Program Leader
As Iowa Watershed Approach program leader, Larry manages the activities and responsibilities of the Iowa Flood Center related to the IWA. Larry is also professor of civil and environmental engineering and the executive associate dean of engineering at the University of Iowa.
East and West Nishnabotna River WMC seeks Engineering Services
East Nishnabotna, In The News, West NishnabotnaOn behalf of Fremont County and Mills County, Iowa, the East and West Nishnabotna River Watershed Management Coalition (WMA) Board of Directors is requesting qualifications to provide engineering design and construction services to implement a watershed improvement project funded through the Iowa Watershed Approach. To review the Request for Qualifications, please click here. For further […]
Working to improve water quality
In The News, Middle CedarLandowners and residents in the Middle Cedar Watershed can learn about conservation practices that can improve their farming operations and communities, while minimizing flood impacts and enhancing water quality.
‘We have a problem’: Flooding has slammed every Iowa county since 1988, some as many as 17 times
In The News, Upper WapsipiniconThe state has incurred 951 federal flood-related disaster declarations over nearly three decades, slamming every county in Iowa.
Get to Know Josh Stai
English River, In The NewsIn March, the English River WMA added to their staff, meet Josh Stai. Josh will serve as the watershed technician for the English River WMA, and assist Jody Bailey (English River WMA Project Coordinator), with education, outreach, and development of public and private cost-share partnerships. The English River WMA covers, Iowa, Johnson, Keokuk, Poweshiek and […]
IWA Partner, HSEMD Posts a Job Opening
In The NewsIWA partner, Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, has a job opening for a Program Planner 3. A full job description can be found here.