New Executive Director Goes Underground with Kids Connect
It’s been a great first couple of weeks on the job! What a treat to visit some of our Water Trail sites, connect with fellow friends of the river, and…
Water Resources
Expo 50 H20 Symposium Looking Forward
Many celebrations are scheduled for the 50th anniversary of Spokane hosting Expo 1974. And rightly so. It was the first environmentally themed Expo, bringing international attention to sustainability and the…
Got water? Good to drink?
Expo 50 H20 Water Symposium Leads the Conversation The blessings of our region’s Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie sole source aquifer has historically provided our communities the good news answer of…
Virtual H20 Breakfast Available on YouTube
Attended by over 130 participants, the March 31st Spokane River Forum 2021 Virtual H20 Breakfast was packed with information and dialog. Click here to view on YouTube. Diane Taniguchi-Dennis, CEO…
City of Spokane final, and largest, CSO Tank Goes On-line
Check out this video to learn about the 3.2 million gallon Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) tank that lies beneath the popular public plaza along Spokane Falls Boulevard and just north…
Dam maintenance, bridge repair and weather effecting river levels
Spokane River flows dropped quickly this year. The Spokane gauge shows river flow to be about 5,300 cfs (cubic feet per second). Dating back 125 years, this is less than…
Dam maintenance, bridge repair and weather effecting river levels
Spokane River flows dropped quickly this year. The Spokane gauge shows river flow to be about 5,300 cfs (cubic feet per second). Dating back 125 years, this is less than…
American Water Resources Association conference on rural water supply April 9th
A half day conference on April 9th at the Spokane County Water Resources Center will focus on rural water supply issues. Free admission for graduate and under graduate students available for those interested in pursuing a water resources career.
Ecology Adopts Instream Flow Rule for the Spokane River
The Washington Department of Ecology has adopted an “instream flow rule” for the main stem of the Spokane River in Spokane County and a small portion of Stevens County. Ecology…
My water, your water, our water
The challenges of providing water to one and all will again be front and center at the Spokane River Forum Conference this November. And this is as it should be….