Food Waste Reduction – Composting
Learn to compost. Fruit and vegetable scraps, even coffee grounds, can become black gold for your garden.
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Food Waste Reduction – Dates
Don’t be fooled by “use by,” “sell by” and “best by” labels. If it looks or smells good, it’s likely just fine.
Food Waste Reduction – Ripe
Overripe fruit and wilted veggies are perfect for soup. Aged or frozen fruit is great for smoothies.
Food Waste Reduction – Sharing
Use leftovers for a future meal, freeze them, or give them to friends and family.
Food Waste Reduction – Shopping
Plan your shopping and shop your plan to only buy what’s needed.
In Our Watersheds, Do Relationships Matter?
April 27th, the second day of the conference, leads off with a keynote from Dr. Courtney Flint, Professor of Environment & Society at Utah State University (USU). The topic: River…
Returning Salmon to the Spokane River Watershed
“Psst … they’re putting salmon back in the Spokane River.” “Really” “Heard it through the grapevine.” Register now for the Spokane River Forum Conference to learn more. The Spokane Tribe of…
50th Anniversary of Clean Water Act Kicks Off Spokane River Forum Conference
October 18, 2022, marked the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Congress passing the Clean Water Act (CWA). Images of pollutants catching fire on Ohio’s Cuyahoga River in 1969 galvanized a…
Save the Date and Register for the SRF Conference
We’re back!! The Spokane River Forum Conference will be held April-26-27 at the Spokane Convention Center. Learn more and register at spokaneriver.net/conf. Your early bird registration discount is available until…
Spokane River Cleanup gobbles up 27,535 lbs of trash and litter in 2022
The Spokane River Forum and Spokane Riverkeeper are proud to announce volunteers gobbled up 27,535 lbs. of trash and litter from the Spokane River in 2022. Click here for photo gallery. “It’s the third year of…