Under a proposal released Wednesday by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Oregon spotted frog would receive endangered species protection.
Month: August 2013
Council Discusses Tumalo Creek
Tumalo Creek and putting more water back into is a hot topic in Bend right now.
Bend City Council Talks Tumalo Creek Water
Putting more cold, clear water back in Tumalo Creek was a hot topic at times Wednesday night during a Bend City Council work session on restoration efforts and the fund to pay for them.
Looking at the health of Whychus Creek
Whychus Creek got a kind of health check-up last weekend.
Water treatment
A committee of Bend citizens is beginning to wade into the debate over how the city should treat drinking water from the Bridge Creek watershed.
Whychus Creek revived through combined efforts
Restored flows in Whychus Creek meandering through The Deschutes Land Trust’s Camp Polk Meadow Preserve. Whychus Creek in Sisters has made a huge comeback in the past several years through the collaborative efforts of the…
No water, no food: Klamath ranchers truck cattle elsewhere
On Aug. 1 and 2, Marc Bourdet had to send 1,100 head of cattle off his family’s ranch on Modoc Point to greener pastures.
Bend water susceptible to crypto
Bend's surface water source is among a handful in Oregon that are susceptible to the microorganism cryptosporidium that may have sickened people in Baker City.
Klamath task force meets on water woes, with no agreement
Amid drought and major fires, a task force trying to pick its way through the Klamath Basin's long water struggles has met again, with some contention and no resolution.