Volunteers collected over 30,000 lbs. of trash along the Spokane River in 2019. That’s in addition to the good Samaritans who pick things up as they see them all year…
Over 190 people spent last Wednesday at the Our Gem Symposium listening, learning and dialoging about Coeur d’Alene Lake water quality protection needs resulting from upstream historic mine waste contamination….
The Spokane River Forum, City of Spokane, Spokane Indians Baseball Redband Campaign and Silver Bow Fly shop teamed up to improve Spokane River access for anglers, paddlers and rafters at…
The Forum was delighted to participate in the City of Spokane’s dedication of the CSO 26 Plaza. At the dedication, Mayor Condon announced that this plaza now extends Riverfront Park…
We’re pleased to share with you the November 6th Our Gem Symposium agenda. Register now. The Coeur d’Alene Tribe and Idaho Department of Environmental Quality wish to thank the planning…
As we stand by Hangman Creek in the still summer air, the heat is high and the water barely moving. The stream’s vertical banks offer an innocuous natural charm, adding…
The 16th Annual Spokane River Clean-Up begins September 14th at 9:00 am. Last year, over 600 volunteers removed tons of debris from Riverside State Park to High Bridge Park to…
Click here for a video that says it all. People are already using Redband Launch. Located in Peaceful Valley’s Redband Park (formerly Glover Field), the launch provides anglers, rafters and…
The Spokane River Forum Conference Agenda with presenters and sessions descriptions is on-line. Click here to view. With T-minus six days to the start of the conference next Tuesday, we’re…
A favorite adage is that “Whiskey Is for Drinking and Water Is for Fighting Over”. Like all good adages, it transcends time because it’s spiked with truth. And like most…