EVENTS 2009_______________________________________________________SEMINAR: GWD CB - 26 March 2009...(read more @ Latest News) SCI-CAFE: Surface Water Ground Water INTERACTION, April (Invitation only)COURSE: GWD NAS - 19- 21 May 2009...(GSSA, Pretoria (details to follow)GROUNDWATER 2009 CONFERENCE - 2nd call for PAPERS / POSTERS -(new dates!) Thank you to all for the communications received on the GWD Membership. The GWD issued the membership payment advice to all our campaign respondents. A Thank you to all our members that will, through their support, see to the building of our Sector towards a more "visual" appreciation and understanding through knowledge - of the different (legs; pumps; schools; spheres...there is a word.?.) of our science. New members will receive a Membership Certificate and a special gift from the GWD Hub either through e mail, snailmail or in person on occasion. In the next few months we hope to build the Groundwater Division into an active organisation that everyone can be proud of. It is vital that we build a strong National Groundwater Division to drive some of the pressing groundwater related issues and activities; while promoting efficient and effective groundwater management.” Dr. S Adams, GWD Central, Interim Chair |
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Welcome to The Groundwater Division of the GSSA |
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 To serve the Scientific Sector of the Ground Water Community in southern Africa, for the advancement of the science and technology of ground water. The Ground Water Division aims to promote the efficient use of ground water as well as professionalism thoughout the ground water industry. The Ground Water Division was established in 1978 by members of the ground water community of South Africa and the Directorate of Geohydrology, Department of Water Affairs. Essentially a non-profit association, it is committed to upholding and promoting professionalism in the field of ground water among its membership. It is a body of scientists and technicians with direct or indirect involvement or interest in the optimal development of the country's ground water as a limited natural resource, and in the preservation of its quality. Environmental consciousness is strongly supported. Membership is open to anyone interested in the promotion and protection of ground water. |
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