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The 2019 Western Planner & American Planning Association (APA) New Mexico “Planning Our Places for a Changing Future” conference is taking place from September 8 to 11, 2019 in Santa Fe, New Mexico.  This conference strives to provide information and education about the unique aspects of planning in the West.

DBS&A Hydrogeologist Amy Ewing, P.G., will be presenting in the Planning for Long-Term Water Supply Sustainability panel discussion, specifically discussing the role of managed aquifer recharge projects in meeting long-term sustainability. Click here to learn more about DBS&A’s recharge, reuse, and recycling expertise.

Click here for more information about the conference. 
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