Watershed Program News Today

May has historically been Watershed Awareness Month in California, and this year Lodi will follow the tradition by celebrating our local waterway, the Mokelumne River. We will also celebrate Lodi’s

On November 15, 2021, President Biden signed into law the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, an historic investment in America’s infrastructure and competitiveness. Since being signed into law, it …

OLYMPIA – The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office in cooperation with the Office of Superintendent for Public Instruction announced $3.7 million in grants to support outdoor learning experiences, including projects that impact Grant and Adams counties.

CHARLES TOWN — Preceding their October meeting, members of the Gateway Garden Club enjoyed lunch at TJ’s Pit Stop on Route 340 in Jefferson County. Following lunch, they traveled a

Buffalo - The “Ranch Conversations” are coming back.

Forever Our Rivers Foundation awarded a $158,000 grant to the Conservation legacy to help keep “rivers healthy and flowing for future generations,” according to the news release sent out by Forever Ou...

Supervisors on Monday reneged on part of its funding commitment to the East Oktibbeha Wastewater District, potentially jeopardizing a multi-million dollar sewer infrastructure expansion project.

WRI’s Cities4Forests Initiative and BEF supported a field tour in the North and South Santiams in Oregon to identify funding and finance strategies to support restoration for areas impacted by wildfires.

The six projects include rehabilitating dams, flood prevention, and watershed restoration projects, and are funded by President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Today’s investments are funded by President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, and build on a $166 million investment announced earlier this year.