Food Rescue Recognition Program Begins
Food rescue is a great way to help those in need, the environment, and your pocketbook. When restaurants, grocery stores and other food establishments give to hunger relief organizations, they…
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Coeur d’Alene Lake Lake Water Quality: Event and News
New York Times Best-selling Author Douglas Brinkley Headlining Kootenai Environmental Alliance Event Date: Friday, July 29 Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: Jewett House in Coeur d’Alene Brinkley will speak about his…
Celebrate Return of First Adult Salmon to Hangman Creek Since 1908
From Coeur d’Alene Tribe News Release Date: July 12th Time: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Location: Map Link For More Information: Contact Gina Baughn, Natural Resources Education and Outreach office:…
Only Rain Down the Drain for Clean Water Campaign
As the rain continues to fall, keeping pollutants out of stormwater is critical to keeping our aquifer and river clean for drinking, fish, wildlife, plants, and recreation. Each of us…
Only Rain Down the Drain
Protect Clean Water for Our River and Aquifer. Keep leaky car fluids, pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers, and other pollutants off our streets and out of our storm drains. The same goes for leaves, pet waste and litter.
Pesticides, Herbicides, Fertilizer
Protect Clean Water for Our River and Aquifer. When applying pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers, keep them off our sidewalks and streets and out of storm drains.
Car Leaks
Protect Clean Water for Our River and Aquifer. Fixing oil and other car leaks keeps pollutants off our streets and out of storm drains.
Car Wash
Protect Clean Water for Our River and Aquifer. Wash your car at a car wash or on your lawn, not in your driveway or street. This keeps pollutants off our streets and out of storm drains.
Water Resource Leaders are Coming, How ‘bout You?
Water Resource Leaders are Coming, How ‘bout You? Please join these leaders: BiJay Adams, General Manager Liberty Lake Sewer and Water District Brooke Beeler, WA Department of Ecology Regional Director…
The Flagstaff Story: Register Now for H2O Breakfast May 26th
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…