Simple Stat: Spokane County per capita water consumption: 235 gallons per day Flagstaff Arizona per capital water consumption: 80 gallons per day Why the difference? Unlike our region, Flagstaff is…
You’re Invited Thursday May 26th, 2022 7:30 – 9:30 am Featuring Tamara Lawless, Flagstaff, AZ Water Conservation Manger, aka Conservation Pirate Spring has sprung COVID, we hope, is in retreat…
Juvenile Chinook salmon from Northeastern Washington are once again making a run to the ocean. Blocked from these waters for decades due to dam construction, over 4,500 juveniles are being…
Spring is here! Volunteer your time for 2022 Get Up, Get Out River Cleanup. Go to www.spokaneriver.net/getupgetout You can: Sign-up for a public cleanup date that is open to all….
2022 is the 50th anniversary of the Clean Water Act. The road toward meeting its goals of swimmable, drinkable, fishable waters are as windy and challenging as ever. The Spokane…
From WDOE Contact: Karl Rains, Water Quality Planner Karl.Rains@ecy.wa.gov 509-329-3601 Public comment period Draft Spokane Water Quality Permits Ecology invites interested people to review and comment on the Kaiser Aluminum…
Beginning in 2011, litigation led by the Sierra Club and then joined by the Spokane Tribe in 2013 has sought to force development of a PCB Total Maximum Daily Load…
Years of design and patience is paying off for Spokane River lovers. Avista is beginning construction of Upriver Park. Located across from Avista’s headquarters, the three-acre park includes vacating part…
Huge thanks to Lyte Balance, Silver Bow, Kaiser Aluminum and Flow Adventures for being our first Water Trail Stewards. Each of these companies has adopted one or more Spokane River…
The Forum continues to provide wayfinding and safety information at our Spokane River Water Trail access points. Thank you to Brian Durheim for getting this latest sign installed. Said Brian,…