RESTORING STREAMFLOW AND IMPROVING WATER QUALITY
IN THE DESCHUTES RIVER BASIN SINCE 1996
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Spring comes to the Deschutes River, raising one section and dropping another
By MICHAEL KOHN The Bulletin When April comes around, the Deschutes becomes a tale of two rivers. The Upper Deschutes from Wickiup Dam to Bend is filling fast, benefiting farmers and wildlife. Meanwhile, the Middle…
Above average snowpack helps Prineville Reservoir fill for second year running
Prineville Reservoir nears full capacity for the second time in two years due to above-average snowpack, benefiting agriculture, recreation, and wildlife, while emphasizing the need for careful water management in Central Oregon.
Guest Column: Meeting Central Oregon’s water challenges
Jefferson County farmers, facing severe drought impacts and economic challenges, value Michael Kohn's articles on water issues, as local agriculture, a cornerstone of the economy with deep family and innovation roots, seeks resiliency through collaborative efforts and strategic resource management.
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