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Boots on the ground: Kicking off a new WCC service term
Our incoming Washington Conservation Corps field crews have hit the ground runnings with environmental projects across Washington's trails, green spaces, and waterways.
New opportunities to improve Washington’s water cleanup program
Update about a settlement that Ecology and EPA are in to review and improve the TMDL program.
$386 million in clean water projects planned for Washington
We're proposing to award $386 million in grants and loans for 134 high-priority clean water projects across the state.
Cleaning up: Bellingham waterfront site moves closer to cleanup
We’re signing a legal agreement with the Port and City of Bellingham requiring them to implement an updated cleanup action plan for the RG Haley site in Bellingham, WA, and we’d like your input.
Comment today on cleanup plans for a closed landfill in Snohomish County
The public is invited to comment on cleanup plans for a recently closed landfill in Snohomish County
Seeking environmental technicians
We are seeking eight natural resource scientists to conduct river and stream surveys this summer. Learn more about our watershed health monitoring group and how you can join our team.
We’re bubbling over with joy for the bubble snails
Did you know that March contains not one but TWO bubble-themed holidays? Not to be left out of the fun, this month’s Critter is the bubbliest of them all: the bubble snails.
Reflecting on World Water Day and protecting Washington’s freshwater resources
Celebrating World Water Day and reflecting on Ecology's role in protecting state freshwater resources
Cleaning up: A Avenue Landfill
We'd like your comments on a legal agreement for investigating contamination at an old landfill in Anacortes.
Can’t beat the VEAT!
Knowing the number of vessels entering Washington waters helps us better understand oil spill risk and how it changes over time. This year marks the 30th anniversary of our VEAT report!