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Treasure Valley
Story Maps

These narratives are a resource for decision-makers, educators, and water-users who care and wish to know more about water in the Treasure Valley. You can explore the source and history of our water, read about water management, and learn about the impacts of agricultural and urban water use.

Explore the Narratives


rocky stream with dry brown hills in the distance

Source to Sink

Learn about the components of the water cycle and water balance in the context of the Treasure Valley.

black and white arial image of a dry landscape

History

Learn about the hydrologic and geological context of the Treasure Valley, and how agricultural irrigation transformed the landscape.

arial view of a dam showing stream water being released

Water Management

Learn who the key players in water management and delivery are in the Treasure Valley.

farmland and urban landscapes

Farmland & Urban Growth

Learn how agricultural and urban water use affects our groundwater supply.

low water level in reservoir surrounded by dry brown landscape

Climate Change

Learn how climate change affects the timing of surface water availability.

BOISE
Mailing Address:
University of Idaho, Boise
Idaho Water Center
322 E Front St. Suite 440E
Boise, ID 83702
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COEUR D’ALENE
Physical Address:
1031 N. Academic Way,
Suite 216
Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814
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Email:
iwrri@uidaho.edu

U of I Moscow is located on the homelands of the Nimiipuu (Nez Perce), Palus (Palouse) and Schitsu’umsh (Coeur d’Alene) tribes. We extend gratitude to the indigenous people that call this place home, since time immemorial. U of I recognizes that it is our academic responsibility to build relationships with the indigenous people to ensure integrity of tribal voices.

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