Letter to the Editor: Fish passage and Mirror Pond
The decision to use public funds for dredging Mirror Pond must be approved by voters. It's crucial for the city and park district to involve the community in this important decision.
Learn about the controversy surrounding the piping of irrigation canals, with over 3 miles considered historic. Find out why this decision may harm wildlife and water conservation efforts.
Third section of canal added to national historic registry
Discover the rich history of Central Oregon Irrigation District with the addition of a third canal section to the National Register of Historic Places.
Experience the rush of water pouring into Prineville Reservoir at record rates, matched only by the swift flow out of Bowman Dam. Don't miss this natural spectacle!
Another irrigation district piping project coming to Bend
Residents of Central Oregon can provide input on a project to pipe canals south of Bend. Don't miss your chance to have a say in this massive endeavor.
Guest column: Finding common ground for farmers, food and fish
Explore how public and private entities are coming together to protect the environment and conserve natural resources in a divisive political landscape.
Even after snow, Central Oregon still mired in drought
Stay informed about the cold, snowy storms hitting the Pacific Northwest and Central Oregon. Winter weather warnings are in effect, causing travel disruptions.
Guest column: Manage the middle Deschutes for the public
The Deschutes River Conservancy secures funding from Intel Corp. for Middle Deschutes summer water leasing program. Without their efforts, the river would be dry.
Intel pledges decade of water leasing to protect Middle Deschutes
The Deschutes River Conservancy's water leasing program, funded by Intel Corp., will protect 81 million gallons annually in the Middle Deschutes River near Bend.
Join river-related agencies in discussing a shared vision for the Deschutes River's health. Collaborate on solutions benefiting families, farms, and fish for future generations.
Deschutes River kick-off event coming to Riverhouse
Join us for a reception and speaker series uniting environmental nonprofits, irrigation districts, businesses, and individuals to support the Deschutes River.
Tumalo Irrigation District is making progress in converting all canals to buried pipe for better water conservation. Users and wildlife will benefit greatly.
