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The rains and floods that swept through our communities in December was followed by cooler weather and heavy snow. That precipitation did a lot of damage, but did it do any good?

We're dispelling rumors and sharing critical truths about adjudication for Water Resources Inventory Area 1 (WRIA), also known as the Nooksack watershed.

Ecology will begin accepting applications in January for streamflow restoration competitive grants.

Despite recent rain, the drought declared in April continues.

In dry years like this one, Yakima Basin cabin and camp owners that rely on surface water often have access to that water shut off. If you own one of these properties, we have a plan to help.

Recent drought-related content resulted in many questions and comments. We're responding. 

Three Washington counties have been designated primary natural disaster areas by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and are considered to be in a state of extreme drought.

A new interactive web map makes searching for existing water rights easier.

Drought conditions continue developing in various parts of the state.

Almost 400 water right holders are at risk of having their water shut off in the next Columbia River drought. If you’re one of them, help us prevent that and get you the water you need.