Join us as we celebrate the removal of the last concrete dam on Whychus Creek near Sisters! Representatives from local non-profits, public agencies, and Pine Meadow Ranch will be there to mark this historic occasion.
Editorial: Protection from the Endangered Species Act
Discover the transformation of the Deschutes River downstream from Bend, where water diversion by irrigation districts has historically caused summer dry spells. Explore the impact of these diversions on the river's ecosystem.
Stay updated on the latest news regarding the fate of Mirror Pond in Bend. Officials are actively working on finding a solution, despite the lack of recent public meetings.
Editorial: Something for everyone in frog proposal
Discover the proposed conservation agreement between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Bill Smith for the Old Mill District in Bend. Learn how it benefits all involved.
Collaboration between Deschutes National Forest, private land owners, and a conservation group to restore fish passage for bull trout and redband trout on Jack Creek, a Metolius River tributary.
Exception from state needed on Colorado Avenue Dam passage
The Bend Park & Recreation District is seeking an exception to state laws for the Colorado Avenue Dam safe passage project, set to be completed by next summer. Discover more about this exciting development!
Editorial: Reject controversial canal piping in residential neighborhoods
Central Oregon Irrigation District plans to demolish part of Pilot Butte Canal in Bend for Juniper Ridge hydropower expansion. Learn more about the controversial project.
Grant Will Address Climate Change Impacts, Options For Meeting Water Demands In Upper Deschutes
The Department of the Interior allocates $1.8 million for water studies on climate change in western river basins, with a focus on the upper Deschutes River basin in Oregon.
The Department of the Interior allocates $1.8 million for water studies in Western river basins, including the Upper Deschutes Basin in Central Oregon, to address climate change options.
The first phase of a makeover for 1½ miles of Whychus Creek south of Sisters is complete. Discover the transformation and restoration efforts in this beautiful natural area.
Drought could dry up part of the Crooked River early
Learn about the impact of drought on the Crooked River near Prineville Reservoir. Find out how low water levels could lead to portions of the river going dry this summer.
Learn why officials are advocating for the replacement of Mirror Pond dam by Bend Park & Recreation District instead of rehabilitation at a recent meeting.
Experience the thrill of fly fishing with Ryan Brennecke as he expertly navigates the river in search of the perfect catch. Join him on his adventure today!
The Bend Park & Recreation District plans to begin construction on the Colorado Avenue dam "safe passage" project in July, as per city planning documents.
Discover the untapped potential of Oregon's rivers and streams for renewable energy, with over 4 gigawatts waiting to be harnessed. Learn more in the latest report from the U.S. Department of Energy.
