“One, two, three, filter it!” says Spokane County Education Specialist Laura Goff as she flips the switch for the Magnified Membrane Machine at the county’s Water Resource Center. Multicolored bouncy…
Water researchers and social scientists across the region are embarking on a two-year sustainability study to contribute to a greater understanding of human influence on water resources within the Spokane – Coeur d’Alene Corridor (SCC) in eastern Washington and northern Idaho. WSU and U of I news release.
93 individuals and organizations joined together to paddle and raft the Spokane River. It was a voyage of discovery that uniquely mixed education and outdoor recreation.