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State approves funding for 2 Central Oregon water projects

December 7, 2021

State OKs money for 2 Central Oregon water projects

Oregon regulators have authorized $7.5 million for water projects, with $1.8 million granted for Deschutes County irrigation and Jackson County water supply protection. Additional funding pending state availability.

Nonprofit Grants for Water-Efficiency Upgrades for Farmers

December 4, 2021

Nonprofit offers grants to farmers for water-efficiency upgrades

The High Desert Food & Farm Alliance is offering grants to help Central Oregon farms and ranches improve water efficiency during the extreme drought.

Infrastructure bill funding for Bend-Redmond piping project

December 4, 2021

Infrastructure bill a possible funding source for Bend-Redmond piping project

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Exploring Bowman Dam: The Importance of Understanding the Maps

November 28, 2021

Editorials: Bowman Dam and why we need to see the maps

Learn about the ongoing issue at Bowman Dam on the Crooked River and why transparency is crucial in the proposal to designate more wild and scenic waterways in Oregon. Find out why Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley need to release maps to the public.

Lessons from disaster: Bootleg Fire reveals forest management insights

November 25, 2021

Lessons from disaster: What the Bootleg Fire reveals about forest management

Learn how small-scale thinning and prescribed fire treatments helped protect Gallagher’s cattle grazing land in the Black Hills region from the devastating effects of a wildfire.

OSU Researchers Discover Link Between Snowpack and Wildfire Recovery

November 24, 2021

OSU Researchers Find Link Between Longer Snowpack and Wildfire Recovery

New research from Oregon State University and University of Nevada, Reno, reveals the crucial role of snowpack duration in the recovery of mountain forests after wildfires. Learn more about this groundbreaking study.

Central Oregon drought far from over despite recent rains

November 24, 2021

Recent rains help, but Central Oregon drought still far from over

Discover how recent rainstorms in Central Oregon have impacted drought conditions, with experts warning that areas east of the Cascades still face challenges.

Challenges faced by hay farmers in Central Oregon: drought and water shortages

November 21, 2021

Hay farmers in Central Oregon face challenges from drought, water shortages

Central Oregon hay farmers are struggling with water shortages, drought conditions, and supply chain issues. Learn how they are overcoming these challenges.

PacifiCorp to Remove Four Dams on Klamath River in 2023

November 19, 2021

Removal of four PacifiCorp dams on Klamath River slated to begin in early 2023

Learn about the historic dam removal project on the Klamath River, restoring vital habitat for salmon and steelhead to spawn in their natural headwaters.

Fall rains can’t undo pains of drought in Oregon and Washington

November 19, 2021

Fall rains can’t undo pains of drought in Oregon and Washington

Discover the devastating effects of a historic drought in Oregon and Washington: withered crops, puny livestock, dead fish, swarming insects, and more.

Congressman Bentz meets with local ranchers and farmers

November 18, 2021

Congressman Bentz meets with local ranchers and farmers

United States Representatives Cliff Bentz (R-OR) and Randy Feenstra (R-IA) meet with local farmers and ranchers to discuss farm bill and local projects.

Oregon's worsening drought won't be alleviated by wet conditions, say climate experts

November 15, 2021

Wet conditions will not end Oregon’s worsening drought, according to climate experts

Learn from Larry O'Neill, Oregon State Climatologist, about the severity of this year's drought, which was more intense than precipitation levels indicate.

OREGON: Enviros, Timber, Fishing Groups Protect Private Forests

November 14, 2021

OREGON: Enviros, Timber, Fishing Groups Protect Private Forests

Participate in a mediated process for up to 18 months to develop a Habitat Conservation Plan for private forests, protecting imperiled species and water.

Wyden: Unacceptable Water Problems at Warm Springs

November 12, 2021

Water problems at Warm Springs unacceptable, says Wyden

Oregon Senators Wyden and Merkley show support for Warm Springs tribes during visit, promising assistance and aid.

North Unit farmers seek lifeline from state amid historic drought

November 12, 2021

North Unit farmers seek lifeline from state amid historic drought

Farmers and ranchers in Jefferson County facing hardship due to drought and water shortage are seeking state assistance to stay afloat.

USDA funds 15 specialty crop projects totaling $2 million in Oregon

November 11, 2021

USDA funds 15 specialty crop projects totaling $2 million in Oregon

Discover the latest recipients of research proposals, from combating smoke taint in winegrapes to developing alternatives for chlorpyrifos in orchards. Explore innovative solutions in agriculture.

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.

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River News - In The Media

State OKs money for 2 Central Oregon water projects

Nonprofit offers grants to farmers for water-efficiency upgrades

Infrastructure bill a possible funding source for Bend-Redmond piping project

Editorials: Bowman Dam and why we need to see the maps

Lessons from disaster: What the Bootleg Fire reveals about forest management

OSU Researchers Find Link Between Longer Snowpack and Wildfire Recovery

Recent rains help, but Central Oregon drought still far from over

Hay farmers in Central Oregon face challenges from drought, water shortages

Removal of four PacifiCorp dams on Klamath River slated to begin in early 2023

Fall rains can’t undo pains of drought in Oregon and Washington

Congressman Bentz meets with local ranchers and farmers

Wet conditions will not end Oregon’s worsening drought, according to climate experts

OREGON: Enviros, Timber, Fishing Groups Protect Private Forests

Water problems at Warm Springs unacceptable, says Wyden

North Unit farmers seek lifeline from state amid historic drought

USDA funds 15 specialty crop projects totaling $2 million in Oregon

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'

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