In Northwest dam project, fish are back in the water
Explore the devastating impact of disappearing species and humanity's harmful imprints on nature. Witness the tragic cycle of development and wildlife extinction.
Crook County and city officials are pushing for a bill to provide water for Prineville and build a $13 million hydroelectric plant at Bowman Dam. The legislation needs to move through the U.S. Senate this year for approval.
Discover the latest news on the spring run adult chinook salmon at the Pelton Round Butte dam complex. Out of 23 fish, two have tragically perished after 40 years.
Discover the heartwarming news of adult salmon returning to the Upper Deschutes Watershed after 40 years. Witness the incredible journey of these amazing fish back home.
Support the Deschutes River Conservancy's conservation efforts and enjoy discounts at local businesses. Help protect the Deschutes River ecosystem today!
Lawmakers ask EPA for flexibility on water deadline
Federal lawmakers are requesting an extension for Bend to construct a $25.4 million water treatment plant. The city may get more time to meet EPA regulations.
Learn how the Central Oregon Irrigation District is improving pedestrian safety on a gravel road near the Deschutes River in Bend. Stay informed and share the road responsibly.
Stay informed on the Mirror Pond Management Board's efforts to address silt buildup in the pond. The Steering Committee is working on a long-term solution.
Land trust plans restoration for new Camp Polk addition
Discover the captivating Camp Polk Meadow restoration by Deschutes Land Trust, a project that has sparked public interest and attention in recent months.
Fish, hydropower, giving are all part of community
Explore the definition of society according to Merriam-Webster: a community with common traditions, institutions, and interests. Discover how this concept applies to Oregon and the United States.
Discover the benefits of Bend's innovative "dual source" water supply system in Leo Busch's insightful letter. Learn more about this forward-thinking approach.
Discover the adventurous journey of Wyeth in 1832 from Cambridge to Oregon Country for salmon, timber, fur trapping, and trading with Native Americans.
‘Strange' winter, but water still looks good
Get ready for a thrilling adventure in Central Oregon as streams from the Cascades are expected to flow at high levels this year. However, tributaries of the Crooked River may be disappointingly low.
Crane Prairie Reservoir is part of Cabela's million-dollar fish contest
Discover the allure of Crane Prairie Reservoir, where anglers are tempted by more than just rainbow trout. Explore this famous fishing destination today.
Tumalo Irrigation District's tree cutting along First Street park for pipeline maintenance turned out to be overkill, despite assurances of minimal cutting.
