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Jun. 30, 1999 American Rivers provided this updated on recent news about the U.S. Corps of Engineers.
Jun.30, 1999 Flood study worth $22 million awarded to PIE.
Jun.30, 1999 Funding bills? Dams? Endangered Species? River Restoration? Sprawl? Water Resources? Find out what congress is doing on these issues!
Jun. 29, 1999 Salmon hearings, NMFS appropriations, Canadian salmon in Australia, escaping Atlantic Salmon and dam removals are just a few of the topics this week!
Jun. 28, 1999 Online national map of daily streamflow color codes what's up or down read about it here, with link to U.S. Map
Jun. 28, 1999 USGS releases a new report The Quality of Our Nation's Waters--Nutrients and Pesticides - here's an overview and link.
Jun. 27, 1999 WaDOE has added a new public hearing on the proposed changes to the Shoreline Master Program.
Jun. 27, 1999 WaDOE has public hearings planned (July 7 and 14) on proposed rule that guides creation and operation of Water Conservancy Boards.
Jun. 25, 1999 Herbicides, rip-rap, gravel pits and lots of fill are just some of the items in the SEPA permits for this week.
Jun. 24, 1999 An early electronic edition of the July edition of Drops of Water is online today.
Jun. 23, 1999 Folks in Washington DC are discussing: Salmon Funding Bills, Agriculture Funding Bill, Snake River Dam Breaching, Northwest Salmon Recovery Efforts and Clean Water Issues Here's what is happening.
Jun. 22, 1999 Though a little off topic, the decline of sea otters might be of interest and concern to those interested in the health of the ocean and estuary environments.
Jun. 21, 1999 Grays Harbor County has been holding land use meetings. Here is a 1997 report which reflects responses from residents in 1997.
Jun. 20, 1999 American Rivers provides this update on Corps of Engineers flood control and related projects.
Jun. 19, 1999 The U.S. Geological Survey has released the first large-scale assessment of
the nation's natural resource heritage in a two-volume report, "Status and
Trends of the Nation's Biological Resources."
Jun. 18, 1999Among the SEPA applications this week are: dam repair, herbicides, land conversions, new ocean front lots, riprap and other interesting activities.
Jun. 18, 1999 Water rights and a new Water Conservancy Board are topics in this article concerning water right application backlog.
Jun. 17, 1999 The The Aberdeen Daily World reported that Ocean Shores residents are facing tough erosion issues.
Jun. 16, 1999 Find out what is happening in the other Washington.
Jun. 15, 1999 The The Aberdeen Daily World reports that Ocean Shores residents are facing up to erosion problems.
Jun. 14, 1999 The Surfrider Foundation offers a Clean Water Paddle in July.
Jun. 13, 1999 The Aberdeen Daily World reported on the $10 million treatment plant in Ocean Shores.
Jun. 12, 1999 According to the The Aberdeen Daily World , the City of Elma is taking action on funding treatment plant costs!
Jun. 12, 1999 American Rivers has released a Rivers Unplugged statement.
Jun. 12, 1999Among the SEPA applications this week are: Hoquiam and Davis Creek dam repair, conversion of ag land to a gravel pit, removal of a log crib dam, a watershed analysis, 20 year sewer plans and restoration of ground water quality.
Jun. 10, 1999 The Chehalis River Council's volunteer River monitoring program is now starting up,
and we are looking for interested volunteers. The idea behind the program is that each volunteer will pick a site along a River or stream in the Chehalis Basin where they will regularly monitor the river's hydrology, water quality, and ecology. Jun. 10, 1999 The Department of Ecology has received $9 million to pass on to local planning efforts for the continued support of watershed planning. Learn about the program, requirements and timing!
Jun. 08, 1999 Unethical fishing, fish health, pfiesteria and salmon and religion are just some of the topics in the fisheries news for this week.
Jun. 08, 1999 Join the fun this weekend at Grays Harbor model watershed!
Jun. 05, 1999 Take a moment and check out what was news just three years ago this month
Jun. 05, 1999 WaDOE is conducting training classes for Methods of Assessing Wetland Functions.
Jun. 04, 1999 New or expaning gravel pits, herbicides and forest land conversions are some of the new SEPA items for this week.
Jun. 03, 1999 Grays Harbor County is hosting a meeting, June 8, at the Sharon Grange - the topic is land use and development issues.
Jun. 03, 1999 The City of Ocean Shores has announced the availability of a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) which is the subject of a public meeting on June 9, at the Shilo Inn, Ocean Shores - 7:00 PM
Jun. 03, 1999 WaDOE is seeking public comment on water quality permits for sand and gravel companies
Jun. 03, 1999 With spring behind us (almost) and summer around the corner, it is a good time to think about Seasons of the Chehalis and explore the changes that happen to our River system.
Jun. 02, 1999 Interested in helping address waste issues? Here is a Focus sheet public grants.
Jun. 02, 1999 Find out what is happening in the other Washington!
Jun. 01, 1999 I fell behind, but here is some information on the Chehalis Basin Partnership that is of interest: The May 28 meeting agenda is here. , and the April minutes are here. . A new WaDOE representative has been recommended. The parameters for the Level 1 rfq were identified. The priorities for sub-basins limiting factors analysis has been published.
June 01, 1999 Thurston County Commissioners plan a June 7 hearing on county flood hazard management plan.
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