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New report explores nutrient trading in Puget Sound
Join our virtual Puget Sound Nutrient Forum on July 25 for a presentation on nutrient trading in Puget Sound.
Lower Duwamish Waterway reaches cleanup milestone
We’ve made solid progress on controlling sources of pollution in one reach of the Lower Duwamish Waterway. Ecology is recommending EPA proceed with cleanup at all but one sediment area.
Safer Products for Washington focuses on PFAS for August 10 webinar
Our scientists and economists will share background information, research into product categories, and preliminary conclusions in an August 10 webinar.
Permit updates focus on cleaner stormwater for growing communities
Review Ecology's proposed changes to the municipal stormwater permits for the state's most populated cities and counties.
Innovative conservation efforts save 50% more water at Auvil Fruit Company
Through a partnership with Auvil Fruit Company, Ecology completed an innovative conservation and water banking project that has saved 50% more water at a Vantage orchard.
Looking for water right documents?
We've streamlined how we post water right documents and decisions. Our new online portal has most documents in one location for each of our four regions
Meet the students clearing litter from Washington highways
72 Central Washington teens are making a difference this summer, one piece of litter at a time, through the Ecology Youth Corps. Let's get to know some of them and what they've accomplished.
Water Supply Update — time to start thinking about water supplies in 2024
Warmer than normal temperatures combined with lower than normal precipitation means the drought is ongoing, and may be here to stay a while.
Application period open for oil spill equipment grants
2023 oil spill equipment grant application period is now open.
Ecology offering $1.8 million in grants for drought preparedness
Washington has seen a recent increase in both the frequency and severity of droughts. In anticipation of more, Ecology will soon offer $1.8 million in drought planning and preparedness grants.