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Boots on the Ground: WCC deploys 37 to assist flood response efforts, 35 more on standby

As of today, we'll have 37 WCC members deployed to help communities in Okanogan and Pend Oreille counties respond to the most severe flooding the region has seen in more than 40 years.

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Water permit decisions further protect the Spokane River

We used the instream flow rule to help further protect the Spokane River. 

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New permit for wineries helps protect water quality

We have worked together with the Washington's wineries to develop the first statewide water quality permit for wineries.

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Boots on the Ground: WCC responds to severe flooding in Eastern Washington

Several Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) crews deployed to help the towns of Okanogan, Tonasket, and Cusick after severe flooding.

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Remembering our oil spills legacy: Why Washington has an emergency response tug at Neah Bay

The recently passed 2019 Strengthening Oil Transportation Safety Act requires us to take steps toward safety of marine transportation and protection of the Salish Sea from oil spills.

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Eyes Under Puget Sound: It's field work time!
Sediment monitoring field season is a perfect opportunity to talk about how we collect Puget Sound critters.
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Puget Sound Nutrient Watch: What is the Problem with Nutrients?

Our third installment of Puget Sound Nutrient Watch focuses on Puget Sound's excessive nutrients.

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Habitat projects to expand fish access throughout Chehalis Basin

Barrier culverts will be redesigned or reconstructed to allow migrating fish easier access to crucial stream habitat in Grays Harbor and Lewis counties.

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Dust wars

Dust storms can be an issue in Eastern Washington.

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La Niña winter final roundup

Continued cold, snowy weather during late winter brought the good news we needed for this summer’s water supply

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