2014 Newsletters

In This Issue:

• Residential and upland soil sampling nears completion 
• Proposed fee increase at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
• Ice Age Floods National Geologic Trail begins to take shape
• Marina enhancements help improve recreational experience
• New laser light show graces face of Grand Coulee Dam
• RI/FS 2014 Sampling and Report Status
• Student Discovery Week and Lake Roosevelt Water Festival keep Lake Roosevelt a destination attraction for education
• LRF bus tour rolls through upper Columbia
• Council Fish and Wildlife Program explores reintroduction of salmon and steelhead above Chief Joseph and Grand Coulee dams
• Tribes propose restoring anadromous salmon runs past Grand Coulee
• The new and old of Grand Coulee Dam captured in video
• Spokane hosts transboundary conference
• Cell towers, service and view sheds

In This Issue:

• Barnaby Creek recovers spawning ground
• Getting to Know: Dan Foster
• 2014 Lake Level Forecast
• EPA sampling soil at homes near U.S. Canadian Border
• Research in Action, Sediment Sampling
• RI/FS 2014 Sampling and Report Status
• 2013 LRF Conference has record turnout
• Fish advisory signs a joint effort Fish Advisory
• Educational opportunities for kids plentiful
• County Commissioners speak out on Columbia River Treaty
• Spokane Tribe seeking compensation for effects of Grand Coulee Dam