Hydrologic Sciences research grants for water-cycle processes and coupled climate-land impacts
This program funds basic research on how water moves through the terrestrial environment, including rainfall-runoff, infiltration, groundwater flow, evapotranspiration, and transport of dissolved and suspended materials. It supports studies linking hydrology with landscape and ecosystem interactions, and how land use and climate change alter the coupled water cycle processes. Projects can use …
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