Check here before sending a question directly to IAH - you might find the answer and save yourself the trouble! If you would like to see the answer to a simple question added to this list why not make a suggestion using the form on the Contact IAH page?

What is hydrogeology? Hydrogeology is the study of groundwater - water stored under the ground. It is a vital science, because fresh water is such a precious resource. Find out more on the Hydrogeology pages.

What does the IAH do? Our main aim is to promote groundwater science and the proper management of water resources around the world. We do this by publishing journals and books, sponsoring international conferences, and helping to transfer technology and knowledge to less economically developed nations. Find out more about our activities on the About IAH pages.

Why should I join? If you are a professional working with groundwater, then IAH is a well recognised international organisation that lets you get in touch with other scientists and engineers in your field. Membership gives you access to publications and conferences. Moreover it lets you make new professional ties and friendships around the world. Find out more on the Membership pages.

I'm a student - what can IAH offer me? Students are eligible for a greatly reduced membership fee. If you are setting out on a career in groundwater management or environmental science, IAH membership may be the kick start you need: Make contacts with other members that could lead to future research posts or jobs. Get ahead in your university studies and research by receiving up to date journals and other publications. Find out more on the Membership pages.

I'm looking for information on groundwater... Take a look at our Links page, which will point you to other related organisations. There is also a huge list of external Web Links to universities, companies, sites containing data, maps, software - and lots more! Of course, we are always interested to hear from people directly if you have a specific question - get in touch using the Contact IAH form.