In this month's newsletter, you'll find an update on Washington's drought, an article about the H2KNOW campaign currently going on in Spokane, a profile of Frank James, one of CELP's board members, and more water news. Check it out here.
Check out our July edition of Washington Water Watch! In this issue you will find an article discussing why CELP has resigned from the Icicle Work Group, a profile of one of our board members, John Roskelley, an announcement that CELP has sent a…
Our June edition of Washington Water Watch is now available. Check it out here! This month, we profile our new board member, Brady Johnson, discuss our intervention into a law suit filed that challenges the Dungeness Instream Flow Rule, update our work…
Check out our May edition of Washington Water Watch - we discuss the EPA's new Clean Water Rule, a report released in January 2015 by Earth Economics about Outdoor Recreation in WA, and give updates on litigation and CELP in…
The five tribal members of the Upper Columbia United Tribes (UCUT) include the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, the Spokane Tribe of Indians, the Kalispel Tribe of Indians, the Coeur d’Alene Tribe, and the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho. Even…
Click here to read our newest installment of the Washington Water Watch newsletter. This month, you'll find articles introducing our new Staff Attorney, Dan Von Seggern, discussing the drought declaration in the state, the status of the Enloe Dam Hydro Project, a summary of the recently released"Freshwater…
Don't miss our March edition of Washington Water Watch! Click here to see the PDF version of our newsletter. This month you'll find articles about CELP's recent victory in our Spokane River PCB challenge, the positive outcome of our Columbia River…
Water is a hot issue in the legislature this year, and CELP is currently working on a several bills. The majority of them are focused on the Skagit River instream flow rule, some seeking repeal or amendment, others seeking productive…
For over 40 years Ann has been a faithful and wise steward of our state waters and land, and of our communities, whole-heartedly committed to good government as the means by which public stewardship is exercised. In that good work…
The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community was honored for its leadership protecting the Skagit River and instream flows throughout Washington.
