Oregon water outlook a matter of haves and have-nots
April Snell, executive director of the Oregon Water Resources Congress, warns of a dire year in Southern and Central Oregon with little moisture expected.
Tiny scoops of water are unlocking worlds of information about Oregon watersheds
Explore a study on coho and chinook salmon, rainbow trout, and coastal cutthroat trout across five watersheds in Oregon. Learn about their habitats and conservation efforts.
COID lateral piping boosts Crooked River water levels
Discover how a canal piping project by Central Oregon Irrigation District near Redmond has increased Crooked River levels by 16%, benefiting wildlife in the Deschutes Basin.
Klamath Lake forecast looks dismal for fish and farms
The Klamath Tribes are prepared to sue the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation for violating the Endangered Species Act if Upper Klamath Lake levels drop in 2021. Learn more about their notice of intent.
Listen: Kate Fitzpatrick Of The Deschutes River Conservancy On Collaborative Stewardship
Tune in to the latest episode of "Bend Don't Break" as we chat with Kate Fitzpatrick, the executive director of the Deschutes River Conservancy. Learn about her work and the importance of preserving our rivers.
Editorial: New fees planned for the Lower Deschutes make sense, though you may not like them
Discover the beauty of boating on the Lower Deschutes River, despite the new fees imposed by the Bureau of Land Management. Rising upkeep costs necessitate the change, but the experience is worth it.
Discover the inspiring tale of Sisters and their lost river, a story of community passion and resilience in the face of challenges. Join us in celebrating the power of unity and determination in restoring what was once lost.
The river is calling, and the Bend park district wants to clean it up
Discover the fun and popularity of outdoor recreation on the Deschutes River, but learn about the proposed cleanup plan to address the erosion issues along the riverbanks.
Discover the beauty of Oregon's rivers and streams while whitewater rafting, fishing, and camping. Help protect the state's 110,000 river miles as "Wild and Scenic" for future generations to enjoy.
Wyden bill would add nearly 4,700 miles of protection on Oregon rivers
Thousands of Oregonians nominated their favorite rivers for Wild and Scenic Rivers System expansion. Legislation introduced to protect these rivers in Congress.
Editorial: Passage of House Bill 3103 is critical to the Deschutes River
Learn about the impact of irrigation canals on the Deschutes River's flow. Fluctuating levels have led to warmer, less healthy conditions for the ecosystem.
Long-awaited irrigation certainty and legal protection
Discover how the Habitat Conservation Plan is now a reality for Ochoco Irrigation District and Prineville, marking a significant step towards conservation efforts.
NRCS greenlights Ochoco Irrigation District piping plan
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service has approved a multi-million dollar project to modernize the Ochoco Irrigation District water delivery system. Upgrade your irrigation system today!
Support legislation by Sen. Ron Wyden to protect Oregon's Wild and Scenic Rivers this holiday season. Let's preserve our natural beauty for future generations.
Farmers watch and wait as reservoir levels inch higher
Central Oregon farmers are hopeful for wet weather and more snow after three years of drought. Find out how they are preparing for the upcoming season.
