Now is our time. Design for adaptation.

Mile 0, Granite Reef Aqueduct, Central Arizona Project.
ALI Graduate Research Intern, Phillip Burkhardt, presenting the results of the Acequia de la Plaza analytical mapping.
Visual Inspection at Mile 47, 2nd Los Angeles Aqueduct, with Jean Monestine, Anthony Priest, and Karim Snoussi.
Carleton Watkins, The Dalles, Extremes of High & Low Water, 92 ft., Digital image courtesy of the Getty's Open Content Program.
ALI summer field station students Ali Alawar, Keith Ebner, WIlson Le, Jia Li, and Joanna Martinez conduct a geospatial survey of historic terraces and erosion control infrastructures in northern New Mexico.
Alkali Lakebed in the Carrizo Plain, San Andreas Rift Zone, California.
Research: An ephemeral streamflow modification tool, ALI Graduate Research Intern Lily Kerrigan with Peter Arnold.
California Aqueduct @ Bridge 50.
A Design Opportunity: Addressing Impermeability within urban industrial land uses , Sun Valley, CA, Joseph Nuñez.
Tags: 
Desert Road Trip, 
Watershed Democracy, 
Infrastructure, 
Los Angeles Aqueduct, 
State Water Project, 
Natural and Human Growth Ecologies, 
Landscape Photography, 
JW Powell