Upcoming Raise the Deschutes will discuss flows on the Crooked River and strategies for sustainable water use.
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FEB 28 – A River Runs Through It: Collaborative Strategies for the Future of the Crooked River
Join us for “A River Runs Through It: Collaborative Strategies for the Future of the Crooked River” on February 28 at Meadow Lakes Golf Course in Prineville.
Support the Deschutes River by Becoming a 2024 RiverFeast Sponsor
The Deschutes River Conservancy (DRC) is pleased to announce the return of its annual RiverFeast Dinner and Auction on Saturday, May 4th, 2024, at the scenic Unitarian Universal Fellowship of Central Oregon. As we gear up for an unforgettable evening of fine dining, live entertainment, and spirited auctions, we extend an invitation to local and national businesses to join us as event sponsors.
$12.2 Million in State Funding Awarded for Deschutes Basin Water Conservation & Flow Restoration Projects
On behalf of the Deschutes Basin, the Deschutes River Conservancy is pleased to announce the allocation of significant grant funding from the Oregon Water Resources Department (OWRD) for four pivotal water conservation projects in Central Oregon.
Dec 13 – IS THE DROUGHT OVER? COMPARING THE DESCHUTES AND CROOKED RIVERS
Is the drought over? Comparing the Deschutes and Crooked Rivers. Despite the nearly average precipitation last year, the drought persists. Learn how hydrology and geology affect these two rivers in completely different ways.
“RAISE THE DESCHUTES” SEMINAR SERIES RETURNS FOR A SECOND SEASON EXPANDING ACROSS CENTRAL OREGON
The Deschutes River Conservancy (DRC) is excited to announce the return of the ‘Raise the Deschutes’ seminar series for its second season starting this November. This season promises to be even more expansive, reaching communities throughout Central Oregon, all made possible in part due to a generous grant from the Roundhouse Foundation.
Deciphering the Water Year Through the Lens of Two Rivers
In the wake of several years of below-average snowfall and persistent “exceptional drought” classifications, Central Oregon is back to experiencing a typical snowpack (compared to historic records).
Final Plans Approved for Ochoco Irrigation District Infrastructure Modernization Project
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has released a Final Watershed Plan-Environmental Assessment (EA) and a Finding of No Significant Impact for the Ochoco Irrigation District Infrastructure Modernization Project. NRCS has determined that the…
Making History in River Restoration
From the Desk of the Executive Director, Tod Heisler In 2011, the Deschutes River Conservancy surpassed the state’s 20 cfs flow target on the upper reach of Whychus Creek, a feat never before achieved on…