The end of September is the end of the fiscal year for many, including our federal government. It also happens…
Last week our Dungeness and Elwha watersheds were added to the list of river basins with emergency drought declared. The…
For anyone who loves snow in the mountains, the data say it’s party time at the Dungeness Snotel* station!
As a student of water, I have used this monthly column to communicate what I’ve learned from the Dungeness River,…
Compared to most indicators for 2020, the Water Year is closing relatively smoothly.
Wow. What a difference two weeks makes.
The dog days of summer are here at last, giving us a great excuse to simply hang out by the…
If you’re into games of intricate strategy and tales of suspense and mystery, you’d probably enjoy water law. You just…
I’ll do my best to bring water into this water column, but with our cool, damp spring and a few…
As a “non-essential,” mostly-office worker, I’ve been in a lot of Zoom meetings lately with others also working from home….
With the approach of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day during a global health crisis I wanted to hear what…
It all started with oysters.
This is supposed to be a column focused on water conservation by the local agricultural sector, but with all the…
