The Water Environment Federation (WEF) is proud to announce the 2026 Class of WEF Fellows, recognizing an outstanding group of water professionals whose leadership, expertise, and service have advanced the
WEFTEC 2026 Opening General SessionMonday, September 28 | 8:30 – 9:30 AM The water sector is navigating a period of tremendous change. Relying on technical expertise alone is not enough
WEF’s House of Delegates confirmed the incoming Vice President, Treasurer, and trustees who will join its Board of Trustees following WEFTEC 2026.
WEF has been named a Top Workplace for 2026 by WTOP News — a recognition driven entirely by the voices of our employees. This honor reflects the culture of respect, support, and empowerment that our team helps build every day.
Love water and storytelling? This scholarship can help you experience WEFTEC in person — and bring new ideas back to your team.
Stormwater professionals from across the United States gathered in Washington, D.C., this spring with a shared goal: strengthen how communities manage stormwater and prepare for growing risks.
These additions bring together mission aligned associations, technology companies, management consultancies, global engineering leaders, utilities, and academics to align AI innovation with sustainable, resilient water systems worldwide.
America’s water systems depend on a strong pipeline of engineers and skilled operators. That’s why the Water Environment Federation (WEF) is joining the Engineering Workforce Consortium (EWC), alongside the National
New resources provide practical guidance for water professionals as artificial intelligence moves from experimentation to mission critical water and wastewater operations The Water-AI Nexus™ Center of Excellence (CoE) today released
