Oregon Water Coalition
Welcome to OWC's new internet portal. This new site establishes an active source of regional information detailing Oregon Water Coalition's advocacy goals and news coverage of issues affecting northwest land and water resources.
The site also integrates closely with OWC's newsblog service. Follow coverage directly from this site or visit our newsblog home at Oregon Water Online.
It is our objective to provide a reliable source of information that features indepth coverage of issues important to those who share our collective mission.
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Lightning suspected of electrocuting half the fish in Idaho hatchery pond. -
Columbia River fishery managers test alternatives to gillnets. -
La Niña now reigns, colder ocean should be boost to Salmon survival. -
Managers release Dworshak water to control temps at Lower Granite.
- Fisheries and Wildlife Habitat
- Environment
- Dams
- Engineering
- Irrigation
- Climate
- Hydroelectric Power
- Water Supply
- Water Consumption
- Flows
- Reservoirs and Water Storage
- Public Utilities
- Conservation
- Energy Supply
- Scientific and Research
- Energy Consumption
- Snowpack and Runoff
- Water Rights
Responsible development, conservation and use of Oregon's water resources.
Incorporated in 1992, Oregon Water Coalition is a group of individuals and organizations whose business directly or indirectly relies upon the economic success of irrigated agriculture in Oregon.
Nothing poses a greater threat to our nation's future than the cultural gap which now separates rural America from it's cities.
Until there are bridges of understanding to link rural and urban Oregon, agriculture will continue to face one crisis after another.
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