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Wyden pushes for vote on Wild and Scenic River Bill

November 11, 2021

Wild and scenic river bill could get a vote in 2022, Wyden says

Senator Wyden meets with students in Shevlin Park to discuss the River Democracy Act, aiming for passage in 2022 after Biden's infrastructure bill.

North Bend Water Distribution System Leak Reduction & Increased Mitigation Supply

November 10, 2021

North Bend’s Water Distribution System Leak Reduction Program & Increased Mitigation Supply

North Bend is making strides in its Water Distribution System Leak Reduction Program, promoting water conservation in the Upper Snoqualmie Valley. Join us in our efforts!

Coho Salmon Run Sets Modern-Era Record on Clackamas River

November 10, 2021

Coho Salmon Run Sets Modern-Era Record on Clackamas River

Discover the remarkable return of adult coho salmon to the Upper Clackamas River, with a record-breaking 9,000 fish passing the North Fork Dam this season.

Two decades of Whychus Creek restoration efforts

November 9, 2021

Two decades of Whychus Creek restoration

Join us in the massive 20-year effort to restore the creek's health and bring back anadromous fish above the Pelton-Round Butte dams. Let's make a difference together!

The Dalles approves water deal for Google data centers cooling

November 9, 2021

The Dalles OKs contentious water deal to cool Google’s data centers

The Dalles City Council approves $28.5 million deal with Google for increased water supply to cool new data centers. Unanimous 5-0 vote.

The Dalles approves water deal with Google - controversy ensues

November 9, 2021

The Dalles approves controversial water deal with Google

The Dalles City Council approves agreement to provide groundwater to Google for new data centers. Stay updated on the latest developments in the city.

Oregon aims for carbon sequestration to achieve climate goals

November 8, 2021

Oregon sets sights on carbon sequestration to meet climate goals

Oregon officials are partnering with farmers to increase soil carbon sequestration, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 45% by 2035 and 80% by 2050. Join the movement towards a more sustainable future!

Oregon to test Central Oregon water systems for 'forever chemicals'

November 8, 2021

Oregon to test several Central Oregon water systems for 'forever chemicals'

Stay informed about the safety of drinking water in Oregon as dozens of systems are tested for harmful chemicals. Seven systems in Central Oregon are included.

The Farewell Bend Ranch site transformed into the community of Bend

November 7, 2021

The Farewell Bend Ranch site became the community of Bend

Discover the historic location where early travelers forded the river and built a log cabin, establishing the first stopping place in the Bend area.

Salmon: The original ‘Superabundant’ food of the Pacific Northwest

November 6, 2021

Salmon: The original ‘Superabundant’ food of the Pacific Northwest

Discover the fascinating stories behind your favorite foods in OPB's video series "Superabundant." Join us as we explore the world of salmon with Indigenous fishers, traders, and scientists working to restore these fish to a state of superabundance.

Prineville Pipe Manufacturer: Helping Irrigation Districts Modernize

November 6, 2021

Prineville pipe manufacturer could help irrigation districts modernize

Discover a new business revolutionizing irrigation with affordable plastic pipe manufacturing. Make modernization accessible in the West.

Best time for fishing the Crooked River in November

November 6, 2021

November an ideal time to fish the Crooked River

Discover the best time to catch trout in Oregon with fish biologist Tim Porter. Learn how to use egg patterns for successful fly fishing in mid-to-late November.

Eastern Oregon rancher overcomes injury, named Agriculturist of the Year

November 4, 2021

Eastern Oregon rancher overcomes injury, wins Agriculturist of the Year

Alec Oliver, paralyzed from sternum down, thrives at family's cattle ranch in Eastern Oregon. Inspiring story of resilience and determination.

Pumpkin King Pushes Water Boundaries - A Spooky Adventure

November 4, 2021

Pumpkin king is pushing water boundaries

Lisignoli's efforts to move water between districts may have exposed system weaknesses. Find out how he broke the ice in this revealing story.

Oregon Environmentalist and Timber Community Reach Agreement

November 2, 2021

OREGON ENVIRONMENTALIST, TIMBER COMMUNITY REACH AGREEMENT

Governor Kate Brown's office announces plan to protect vulnerable fish and wildlife while supporting the timber industry. Stay tuned for updates.

Editorial: Share your thoughts on river plans before it's too late

November 2, 2021

Editorial: Last chance to have your say about river plans

Share your thoughts on Bend Park & Recreation District's plan to alter access points to the Deschutes River. Your feedback can help protect habitat and prevent erosion. Don't miss this opportunity!

The Dalles sues to keep Google’s water use a secret

November 2, 2021

The Dalles sues to keep Google’s water use a secret

Concerns rise among residents and farmers over the city's water supply during a drought. Lack of transparency on Google's water usage adds to the worry.

Working together for Western monarch conservation

November 2, 2021

Working together for Western monarch conservation

The Western Monarch Advocates promote collaboration among groups and individuals dedicated to saving the Western monarch butterfly population, regardless of affiliation or location. Join us in restoring this iconic species!

Restoring Water and Wildlife in Oregon's Rivers: Business Solutions

November 1, 2021

How businesses can help restore water and wildlife in Oregon’s rivers

Discover how Bend businesses support the lease program and invest in sustainability through the Bonneville Environmental Foundation. Join the movement today.

Deal sets course for overhaul of private forest management in Oregon

October 30, 2021

Deal sets course for overhaul of private forest management in Oregon

Governor Kate Brown's office announces a deal after a year of negotiations to protect vulnerable fish and wildlife while supporting the timber industry.

Sisters students learn hands-on environmental stewardship skills

October 29, 2021

Sisters students get hands-on lesson in environmental stewardship

The Upper Deschutes Watershed Council partners with schools to connect students to rivers and streams, fostering stewardship and understanding of restoration work.

Guest column: Pumping from Lake Billy Chinook and the core problem

October 28, 2021

Guest column: Pumping from Lake Billy Chinook and the core problem

Read about the proposal to pump water from Lake Billy Chinook for NUID patrons in The Bulletin. Editorial endorsement and guest opinion included.

Group proposes footbridge over Deschutes River near Bend, Oregon

October 27, 2021

Group resurrects idea for footbridge over the Deschutes southwest of Bend

Discover the controversy surrounding the shelved footbridge project over the Deschutes River in Bend. Learn about the clash between supporters and nearby property owners.

Judge’s stay eases path to possible settlement in Columbia, Snake salmon case

October 26, 2021

Judge’s stay eases path to possible settlement in Columbia, Snake salmon case

Learn about the impact of dams on the Columbia River Basin, once a thriving salmon habitat now facing extinction. Conservationists are fighting to save this vital ecosystem.

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River News - In The Media

Wild and scenic river bill could get a vote in 2022, Wyden says

North Bend’s Water Distribution System Leak Reduction Program & Increased Mitigation Supply

Coho Salmon Run Sets Modern-Era Record on Clackamas River

Two decades of Whychus Creek restoration

The Dalles OKs contentious water deal to cool Google’s data centers

The Dalles approves controversial water deal with Google

Oregon sets sights on carbon sequestration to meet climate goals

Oregon to test several Central Oregon water systems for 'forever chemicals'

The Farewell Bend Ranch site became the community of Bend

Salmon: The original ‘Superabundant’ food of the Pacific Northwest

Prineville pipe manufacturer could help irrigation districts modernize

November an ideal time to fish the Crooked River

Eastern Oregon rancher overcomes injury, wins Agriculturist of the Year

Pumpkin king is pushing water boundaries

OREGON ENVIRONMENTALIST, TIMBER COMMUNITY REACH AGREEMENT

Editorial: Last chance to have your say about river plans

The Dalles sues to keep Google’s water use a secret

Working together for Western monarch conservation

How businesses can help restore water and wildlife in Oregon’s rivers

Deal sets course for overhaul of private forest management in Oregon

Sisters students get hands-on lesson in environmental stewardship

Guest column: Pumping from Lake Billy Chinook and the core problem

Group resurrects idea for footbridge over the Deschutes southwest of Bend

Judge’s stay eases path to possible settlement in Columbia, Snake salmon case

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