In the News
The scholarly, peer-reviewed manuscripts listed below have been published in scientific journals. UA is currently preparing a press release on Project Harvest research and community science efforts.
Now that our students have graduated and the work has gone through the rigorous peer review process, the Project Harvest website results pages will be available to all!!
Based on your efforts in Project Harvest, we have created a set of micro-credentials to acknowledge your training and contribution.

Project Harvest proudly announces a dissertation defense by Kunal Palawat

Dr. Mónica Ramírez-Andreotta and Miriam Jones will be speaking about Project Harvest at the Gila County Garden and Country Extension Webinar Series.


Our very own Norma Villagomez-Marquez was interviewed by Stormwater Solutions regarding PFAS in rain. You may remember collecting samples in the small tubes in Year 3 of Project Harvest to test for PFAS!
Kunal Palawat, and Dr. Ramírez-Andreotta present data to the Hayden-Winkelman School Board.
Lisa Ochoa, Kunal Palawat, and Dr. Ramírez-Andreotta present local data to Hayden-Winkelman high school and junior high students and teachers.

Norma is a PhD student pursuing a degree in Soil, Water, and Environmental Sciences.

This time, we start out online! We invite ALL Project Harvest participants to attend one or both data sharing events online. Once it is safe we do hope to host in-person events.

Arthur Moses, AKA "AJ", is a PhD student pursuing a degree in Soil, Water, and Environmental Sciences.

November 12-13th is the third annual Cobre Valley Water Forum.

Our very own Imelda Cortez was interviewed for Latino Verde, a World Voices Media project aiming to share the stories of Latinx leadership in the environment.
October 25th-30th is National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. Our partner, Sonora Environmental Research Institute (SERI), is hosting a series of webinars in conjunction with the City of Tucson and El Rio Hea

Project Harvest was featured on Yale Climate Connections, a radio program based out of the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, that spotlights people and organizations taking action on climate change.


Hello Project Harvest Participants,
We hope you and your family are safe and healthy. We are checking in with you and providing some important updates.

Project Harvest's Ripple Effect was featured in Copper Area!

PhD student AJ Moses was selected for the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) Capitol Hill Scholars Program. UCAR board of trustees members host six students in Washington D.C. There, AJ wil

Kunal is creating a Project Harvest Cookbook for their CLIMAS project. The cookbook will be a book of recipes and historical narratives about dishes important to the Project Harvest communities.

Science communication is a huge part of Project Harvest. Check out this video by Landmark Stories on the work of our MFA student, Dorsey Kaufmann!

Alma Anides Morales and Norma Villagomez Marquez are both 2019 recipients of the Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS) Climate & Society Graduate Fellows Program!

Leona Davis (left) graduated with a Master’s of Education! Jesus Solis-Leon (middle) graduated with a Master’s in Environmental Science! Christian Hegstrom (right) graduated with a Bachelor’s in Engineering!

Dorsey Kaufmann has been selected as the recipient of the 2018 Marcia Grand Centennial Prize Competition through the School of Art.

For Summer/Fall 2018, Dorsey Kaufmann and Jesus Solis have been awarded the Playa Art and Science Residency in Summer Lake, Oregon.

Globe-Miami finished their training on 6/16! Pictures will be posted on our Facebook and Instagram accounts soon so be sure to "Like" our page and follow us.

You did it! Congrats to Tucson for completing their Project Harvest training on 5/26



On Saturday, August 27, 2016, University of Arizona Superfund Research Program (UA SRP) Investigators, Dr. Eduardo Saez and Dr.

University of Arizona Superfund Research Program (UA SRP) Research Translation Core Director, Dr.


The Dewey-Humboldt Community Advisory Board was originally formed in 2012 as a venue for the University of Arizona Superfund Research Program’s (UA SRP) Metals Exposure Study in Homes (MESH) to share their ongoing resea

The Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Program is part of the Women's Studies Department and the Southwest Institute for Research on Women at the University of Arizona.
The Soil Science Society of America (SSSA) hosted its largest meeting of the year, the SSSA International Annual Meeting, at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona November 6-9, 2016.

UA SRP Research Translation Director Dr. Monica Ramirez-Andreotta was invited to participate in “ScienceWriters 2016” a meeting held by the National Association of Science Writers.

On October 29, 2016, the University of Arizona Superfund Research Program (UA SRP) hosted a soil testing booth at the annual Phoenix Food Day in Phoenix, Arizona. Dr.
The festival's goal is to recognize the contributions of the Dewey-Humboldt community to historical events such as the Civil War and the Great Mining and Smelting Era.
Events

We will discuss and interpret your 2018-2019 harvested rainwater results through a personalized booklet!

We will discuss and interpret your 2018-2019 harvested rainwater results through an interactive art exhibition!

We will discuss and interpret your 2017-2018 harvested rainwater results through a personalized booklet!

We will discuss and interpret your 2017-2018 harvested rainwater results through an interactive art exhibition!