18 Jun FAREWELL TO DARVIN FALES
In early June, Washington State ag organizations held the 3rd annual Food and Farming Tour. ...
Author: Katlyn Straub
18 Jun COLUMBIA BASIN PROJECT FEATURED IN AG TOUR
In early June, Washington State ag organizations held the 3rd annual Food and Farming Tour. ...
18 Jun CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS 40 AGFORESTRY GRADUATES!
Class 40 (which included Bureau of Reclamation’s Jennifer Hickenbottom, Yakima) completed the AgForestry Leadership Program in May....
18 Jun ODESSA GROUNDWATER REPLACEMENT PROGRAM: WHERE WE STARTED AND WHERE WE ARE GOING
Back in 2001, then Governor, Gary Locke, embarked on finding solutions to the gridlock of water resource challenges along the Columbia River....
18 Jun LEAGUE’S ADVOCACY INFLUENCES BIPARTISAN WATER INFRASTRUCTURE EFFORT
In May, the House Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee released their bill and report language....
18 Jun CONGRESS HEARS LEAGUE AS HOUSE ENERGY & WATER DEVELOPMENT APPROPRIATIONS BILL AND REPORT LANGUAGE IS RELEASED
In May, the House Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee released their bill and report language....
18 Jun VOICES OF THE PROJECT HEARD IN NATION’S CAPITAL
The need to push Columbia Basin Project completion forward takes many paths. One regular path is from this Washington to the other one. Policymakers in both Washington’s are key to significant movement in terms of rule change, law change and funding. ...
26 Mar STATE BUDGET PROCESS MAY ADJUST FUNDING FOR COLUMBIA BASIN PROJECT
The middle of March marks the half way point for the 2019 legislative session with both the House and Senate spending long days on the Floor voting on bills originating in their respective bodies. ...
26 Mar CANAL SAFETY
The Bureau of Reclamation has a canal safety program called: Otto Otter Canal Safety Program. Otto Otter, the safety mascot, educates the community about the dangers of canals and highlights the importance of staying out and away from canals. ...
26 Mar A VIEW FROM QUINCY-COLUMBIA BASIN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Each year at the Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation District (QCBID) we seek to improve the resiliency of our water delivery system while maintaining, modernizing, and extending the life of its ageing infrastructure. Irrigation water is the lifeblood of farms and families in our community and maintaining...
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