Spokane County Interstate Fair 2015
The Green Zone at Spokane County Interstate Fair is found in Bay 3 and filled with environmental and community resources.
The Green Zone at Spokane County Interstate Fair is found in Bay 3 and filled with environmental and community resources.
The Center for Justice began the Mike Chappell Spokane River Hero Award in 2012 to recognize Mike’s legacy of work on Spokane River issues. Andy Dunau, Executive Director of the Spokane River Forum is the 2015 award recipient. Aqua Duck was invited to participate in the award ceremony.
SAJB Meeting Agenda, Minutes and Supporting Documents.
Millwood Daze, sponsored by Meals on wheels Spokane, includes a 5k Dash, Games, Booths, Prizes, Music, Jumping Castle, Free Outdoor Film, and the World’s largest Red Wagon Parade, where you can help set a world record while fighting to end senior hunger!
Enjoy the 2015 Aquifer Altas online flip book. Learn about aquifer formation, geology, ice age floods, the aquifer and river interchange, historic timelines, water use, sewering effects and what you can do the help protect the aquifer.
The H2O Breakfast September 18, 2015, 7:30 – 10:00 a.m. is a networking and Q&A opportunity for elected officials, opinion leaders, agencies, conservation groups, businesses, and others dedicated to sustaining a healthy Spokane River while meeting the needs of a growing population.
Spokane county Fire District 9 held a Demo Day and Wellness Fair. Aqua Duck joined Smokey the Bear and many others who are all working to protect the health and safety of our community.
Everyone can use water wisely. Fix dripping faucets and leaking hoses.
The water you drink today is the same water dinosaurs sipped on. Don’t put anything on the ground that you don’t want to drink.
KSPS public Television interviews Spokane Aquifer Joint Board President, Ty Wick and Whitworth Water District Manager Susan McGeorge to discuss aquifer protection for the Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer.
SAJB Meeting Agenda, Minutes and Supporting Documents
Kids Grades K-6 send your Got Waste Art, poems and videos to info@spokaneaquifer.org. Thanks for helping protect our drinking water.
Spokane County Water Resources held an open house and provided tours of the water reclamation facility!
Remember, anything you dump on the ground can end up in your drinking water.
The City of Spokane Valley brought City Hall to the Mall. Check out Miss Spokane Valley and all of the great service organizations in Spokane Valley who participated in the event.
University Elementary’s 2015 Science Night was lots of fun!
Longfellow Elementary packed the gym and multipurpose room with science activities and everyone went home with lots of great information and food.
Chester Elementary held a science Fair. Student exhibits and experiments were amazing! Congratulations to Chester faculty, students and families!
SAJB Meeting Agenda, Minutes and Supporting Documents
St. Al’s Parish celebrates Earth Day with a 2 day celebration called, “Caring for Creation.” Bees, llamas, Gonzaga students selling coffee and clothing, aquifer information and so much more.
Earth Day 2015 in Riverfornt Park. EnviroKids Sponsors provided a kids activity and stamped passports at each of the stations. A great day!
The DRAFT 2015 Spokane Valley Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer Atlas is posted here for final review
SAJB Meeting Agenda, Minutes and Supporting Documents
Mark Solomon, Ph.D., Water Research Scientist, Idaho Water Resources Research Institute (IWRRI), presented the Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer Water Demand study and detailed the process and methodology by which Idaho purveyors file water right applications based on Reasonably Anticipated Future Needs (RAFN).
SAJB Meeting Agenda, Minutes and Supporting Documents
1521 N. Argonne Rd. Suite C
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Spokane Valley, WA 99212
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