Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory
Arizona Water Chatbot

Hi! My name is Blue! I’m here to answer your questions about water in Arizona.

Ask me anything you want about the story of water in our state!

Not sure where to start? You can try asking questions about:

  1. Arizona’s unique water landscape, rivers, lakes, groundwater, and aquifers
  2. Colorado River’s role in Arizona’s water supply
  3. What’s on your mind about conserving water in our desert environment?
  4. Are there any government programs or initiatives to address drought in Arizona?

Ask any question in the space below to start exploring Arizona’s water situation with me!

Arizona Water Chatbot

Arizona Water Chatbot is your Grand Canyon State water pal. Learn about drought, water conservation, and creative ways to protect our desert oasis's vital resource. Together, we can improve Arizona's water future!

Chat Transcript

  • Start Talking
    To begin a conversation, just say "Hi" or ask something about water management in Arizona. Waterbot will tell you what it can do, such as give information about Arizona’s water use, how you can save water, and how you can help keep our water safe.

  • Get Info Just for You
    Based on your questions, you'll get customized information on things like Arizona’s climate, water conservation, and smart water solutions.
    Note: Information is not updated daily on water levels and drought conditions. Answers to questions about these topics are based on data available during the last Waterbot data update. Currently this data is reflective of Summer 2024 or earlier.

  • Helpful Hints and Links
    After giving an initial answer, Waterbot can re-answer the same question in different ways depending on what you need:
    • Tell Me More for more in-depth information
    • Next Steps Items for things you can do to help

  • What topics does the Arizona Water Chatbot cover?
    The Chatbot is your go-to resource for information on water management in Arizona. It covers a range of topics, including drought conditions, water conservation strategies, and creative initiatives to safeguard our water.

  • How can I personalize my experience with the Chatbot?
    The Chatbot tailors its insights based on your inputs. Asking a few questions allows the Chatbot to build on previous answers to provide personalized information that aligns with your needs.

  • What kind of updates does the Arizona Water Chatbot receive?
    The Chatbot receives updates based on new water-related information offered by municipal, state, tribal, and federal sources; changes in water regulations; and news on water supply levels. These updates occur about three times a year.

  • Can the Arizona Water Chatbot provide real-time updates on water levels and drought conditions?
    No, the Arizona Water Chatbot does not provide real-time updates. It offers information on water levels and drought conditions based on data available up until its last update. Updates happen about three times a year. While the Chatbot is a valuable resource for historical data and trends, users seeking the most current information should consult real-time monitoring services or local water authorities.

  • Can the Arizona Water Chatbot offer advice on reducing water usage?
    Yes, the Chatbot is equipped to provide practical advice on reducing your water footprint. It offers tips on water-efficient practices, landscaping ideas that require less water, and habits that promote water conservation. Tailored suggestions can help you consider ways to save on water and contribute to statewide conservation efforts.

  • Who all can use the Water Chatbot?
    The Chatbot serves as an educational tool for all Arizonans. It provides educational resources, water policies, and information tailored to different groups based on their inputs. Teachers, students, and researchers interested in learning about water management in the state of Arizona may be particularly interested.

For more in-depth resources, check out:

These resources provide valuable information on Arizona’s water situation and conservation efforts.