Join us at Mt. Bachelor next Thursday to blend your love for skiing with river conservation. Our team will be at Cocoa’s in the West Village Lodge from 12-2 PM to share insights into our…
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How Central Oregon is coming together to meet challenges related to scarce water resources, worsening drought
Explore a conversation with key figures from the Deschutes Basin Water Collaborative, a unique coalition in Central Oregon addressing complex water challenges through cooperation, featuring insights from Tribal and municipal leaders, conservationists, and farmers.
A Fond Farewell to Tara Langston: Reflecting on Nine Years of Impact
Tara Langston has recently left the Deschutes River Conservancy to pursue a new professional path after contributing nine valuable years to our efforts. Her departure marks a significant transition; while we’re sad to see her go, we’re also optimistic about what the future holds for her.
Lake Billy Chinook pumping project moves forward as North Unit tries to overcome water shortage
Farmers in Jefferson County have long eyed Lake Billy Chinook as a possible source of irrigation water to green up their parched fields. North Unit Irrigation District says a plan to tap into the vast water body is finally taking shape.
Five years of drought behind them, Central Oregon reservoirs making a comeback
Wickiup Reservoir is filling up at its fastest rate in six years, giving some water watchers further hope that the painful drought impacting Central Oregon is easing. As of Monday, Wickiup was 61% full with…
Water shortages loom large at Jefferson County Farm Fair
When farmers get together these days anywhere in Central Oregon, water is usually a main talking point. That was the case this year at the Central Oregon Farm Fair & Trade Show.
POPULAR WATER SERIES, “RAISE THE DESCHUTES” PRESENTED IN PRINEVILLE WITH COLLABORATIVE STRATEGIES FOR THE FUTURE OF THE CROOKED RIVER
Upcoming Raise the Deschutes will discuss flows on the Crooked River and strategies for sustainable water use.
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.