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Oregon Shines Partners with the DRC ›
Support Oregon Shines and the DRC by registering for solar power!
Fish Reintroduction and River Restoration in the Upper Deschutes to be topic of next ‘Raise the Deschutes’ Educational Seminar Series ›
Sixty years after the construction of the Pelton Round Butte Dam Complex, migrating salmon and Steelhead are returning to the Upper Deschutes Basin. Come learn about the history and ongoing restoration efforts to support these iconic fish species.
A Brief History of the DRC ›
In the early 1990s, a small group of dedicated individuals envisioned an organization unlike any other in Central Oregon. A few years later, the founders’ vision became a reality.
Roses are red, violets are blue, James loves the Deschutes River, and you should too. ›
Love was in the air this month as we celebrated Valentine’s Day and it had us thinking about how much we love the Deschutes River.
Recognizing Basin Heroes: Jim Manion and Mike Tripp ›
Many people have made significant contributions to the Deschutes Basin, helping to keep our region the special place it is today. We’d like to introduce you to two such people.
January 26 – Indigenous Water Rights: The Importance of Water to the Tribes ›
Water has a profound cultural importance to the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs and the Tribes’ water rights date to time immemorial. Learn how water, salmon, and future generations are all interconnected.
Indigenous Water Rights: The Importance of Water to the Tribes ›
Water has a profound cultural importance to the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs and the Tribes’ water rights date to time immemorial. Learn how water, salmon, and future generations are all interconnected.
‘Raise the Deschutes’ Seminar Series Continues in 2023 With Seminar on Indigenous Water Rights ›
On January 26th, the Deschutes River Conservancy is hosting its 6th Raise the Deschutes seminar series. This month’s seminar will be exploring the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs’ profound cultural connection to water.