The Source Weekly recently published a story illustrating community concerns about the effects of irrigation improvements on groundwater levels and private wells. The piping of canals has been a controversial topic in Central Oregon over…
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Crux Fermentation Project Joins the Wild & Scenic Rivers 50th Anniversary Celebration with Three Streams Brut IPA ›
Crux Fermentation Project Joins the Wild & Scenic Rivers 50th Anniversary Celebration with Three Streams Brut IPA Salmon-friendly brew to hit Crux tasting room starting Sept. 18th As part of a region-wide beer naming effort honoring…
Bridge 99 Brewery Joins the Wild & Scenic Rivers 50th Anniversary Celebration With Free Flowing Brut IPA ›
NEWS RELEASE Discover Your Forest: 63095 Deschutes Market Road, Bend, OR 97701, discoveryourforest.org CONTACT: Rika Ayotte, Executive Director, 541-383-5572 For Release: As part of a region-wide beer naming effort honoring the Wild and Scenic Rivers…
Blue Water Mailers are coming out next week for Avion Water patrons ›
Started by Avion and DRC in 2007, the Blue Water Program has protected over 10 billion gallons of water instream over the past 12 years (10.377 billion gallons = over 15,700 Olympic Pools). This is…
Raft n’ Brew with Boneyard Beer on August 29th! ›
What could be better than a super fun Big Eddy Thriller? How about one followed by a complimentary tasting of local craft beer from Boneyard Beer? Join Sun Country Tours on Wednesday, August 29, as they…
Thank you for visiting us at Bend Brewfest! ›
We are so grateful to be a beneficiary of the Bend Brewfest for the past 8 years! Bend Brewfest gives us the chance to have some great conversations with visitors and locals about the river…
Restoring Whychus Creek ›
Restoring Flows Since the early 1900s, Whychus Creek ran dry in two out of every three years due to irrigation diversions. Through a combination of water conservation (i.e. piping) and both permanent and temporary water…
Reflections on Water in Central Oregon ›
This year we are celebrating the completion of a 10-year water conservation project with Three Sisters Irrigation District (TSID) to pipe their main canal in Sisters, Oregon. Together with other water purchases over the past…
What Makes the Deschutes Tick? ›
Things have been heating up in Bend and the summer tourist season seems to be in full swing. Last weekend, I decided to head up to Wickiup Reservoir to get away from the crowds and…