The New Zealand Hydrological Society [Incorporated] is a non-profit organisation founded in 1961.



Our mission is:

To further the science of hydrology and its application to the understanding and management of New Zealand`s water resources by:



promoting hydrological research,

promoting education in all aspects of hydrology,

disseminating information through the publication of a scientific journal, newsletters, and other appropriate means,

hosting meetings and conferences for the interchange of research findings, information and experience, and

any other activities considered appropriate by the Executive from time to time.



Who are we?



We are a mix of New Zealand and overseas individuals and subscribing organisations with an interest in water and its wise use. We are scientists, technicians, consultants, hydrologists, engineers, biologists, climatologists, teachers, students, resource managers, policy makers, and others.



What we do:



Run symposia and workshops

Produce books on hydrological topics that are relevant to New Zealanders

Publish the Journal of Hydrology [New Zealand] twice a year

Produce the Society`s newsletter, Current, 2 or 3 times per year.

Make scientific and strategy submissions to the New Zealand government

Partly fund appropriate travel grants for members