The Power of Stewardship at Sullivan Park Water Trail Access
Check out these photos of volunteers getting after it to fix-up the Sullivan Park Water Trail access. The Problem: In 2017 the City of Spokane Valley was nice enough to…
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GCR: Where the Rubber Meets Sustainability
GCR Tires and Service provides tires, technology, and service to commercial trucking, transportation, mining, construction, and retail customers in the Western U.S. It’s our community’s great fortune GCR has a…
A Sullivan Thank You
It might seem simple to spread some gravel with volunteers. But it actually takes expertise and commitment. Lindsay Chutas with the Conservation District helped design what to do and served…
Spokane River Water Trail Grows in Popularity
Whether it’s paddling, rafting or angling that floats your boat, visit spokanewatertrail.org for the latest information on where you can put in and take out, river flows, safety and helpful…
Cleaning Up the River is a Long Tradition
This 1994 photo shows Spokane Mayor Jack Geraghty giving the Northwest Whitewater Association (NWA) a proclamation for leading river cleanup efforts. These folks sure would be proud that the power…
Virtual H20 Breakfast Available on YouTube
Attended by over 130 participants, the March 31st Spokane River Forum 2021 Virtual H20 Breakfast was packed with information and dialog. Click here to view on YouTube. Diane Taniguchi-Dennis, CEO…
Water Takes Center Stage
During the Spokane River Forum’s H2O Virtual Breakfast Wednesday, the president of the Idaho Washington Aquifer Collaborative and director of the Coeur d’Alene Water Department, Terry Pickel, described practices the…
Diane Taniguchi-Dennis will Share Inspirational One Water Message
Mixing the philosophical with the practical, Clean Water Services CEO Diane Taniguchi-Dennis passionately protects and supports the water needs of diverse communities. As this year’s Virtual H20 Breakfast keynote, she’ll…
Reducing Outdoor Irrigation: A Regional Call to Action
Kootenai County’s population growth over the Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer is projected to increase over 80% by 2045, and Spokane County’s by over 50%. These are big numbers, especially…
Spokane County Addressing Rural Water Needs
Growth happens, especially in appealing rural areas near urban amenities. Well water is the life blood supporting this development. The Little Spokane Watershed is embarking on a new approach to…