ODFW visits Tillamook
Staffers and commissioners from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife gathered in Tillamook on April 18 and 19, for the commission’s regular meeting and to tour project sites across
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Staffers and commissioners from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife gathered in Tillamook on April 18 and 19, for the commission’s regular meeting and to tour project sites across
Already flooded parts of NSW face the prospect of further heavy rain that could cause more flooding as the clean up continues around the state.
Premium Content Subscriber only AS THE rain pours down, inside the State Emergency Service Lismore City headquarters, members are being briefed ahead of their assignments. SES Flood Intelligence Intelligence Officer Ed Bennett is assembling data regarding rainfall and probable river heights to ensure they can advise the community on what to expect during the severe weather event. "At the moment the Wilson Rivers is about 6m and rising about 25cm an hour and it's expected to reach 7.2m about 6pm tonight and about 8.2m around 2am tomorrow (Wednesday)," he said. "There no comparison betw...