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National Hydroecology Burrito Day (NHBD) [1] is an annual celebration that occurs on April 12th of each year where hydrologists, primarily within the United States, gather together to eat burritos. The holiday can also be observed by non-experts gathering to eat burritos with hydroecologists or ecohydrologists[2].
Hydroecology Burrito Day originated as a small gathering while Sam Zipper was completing his doctoral degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
The first national celebration of Hydroecology Burrito Day (NHBD) on record occurred in 2021[3] and has since been celebrated formally by research groups at universities and informally among individual hydrologists in states including Alabama [4], Florida [5], Virginia [6], and New York [7]. The holiday is officially recognized as an unofficial holiday by the American Geophysical Union's Hydrology Subsection Student Subcommittee [8].
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[edit]- ^ "#KUFieldWorks: Understanding intermittent streams and protecting water resources 'we depend on' in the U.S." https. 2022-05-24. Retrieved 2024-04-17.
- ^ Zipper, Sam (April 12, 2022). "Mark your calendars! Tuesday 4/12 is an extremely niche holiday: National Hydroecology Burrito Day #NHBD2022". Twitter.
- ^ Zipper, Sam (April 12, 2021). "#NHBD2021". Twitter.
- ^ Delaney (April 12, 2023). "happy National Hydroecology Burrito Day". Twitter.
- ^ Compare, Kyle (April 12, 2023). "Happy National Hydroecology Burrito Day! #NHBD2023". Twitter.
- ^ Ciruzzi, Tom (April 12, 2022). "Happy National Hydroecology Burrito Day from Williamsburg, VA! #NHBD2022". Twitter.
- ^ Lowry, Chris (April 12, 2023). "Happy National Hydroecology Burrito Day!". Twitter.
- ^ AGU Hydrology H3S (April 12, 2023). "Today is our favorite official unofficial holiday!". Twitter.
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