Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District (DSWCD) is thrilled to announce the successful completion of small grant funding for the 2021 – 2023 biennium. This funding is allocated from the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board to be utilized by DSWCD and the Upper Deschutes Watershed Council with a project cap of $15,000. With an allocation
DSWCD partnered with Bend Pollinator Pathways (BPP), an organization focused on creating habitats for native pollinators at risk of decimation. Their main goal is to create “pathways” for these native pollinators using the adjacent lands of residents, businesses, parks, and open spaces in order to maintain their native range. Six projects were completed and for each,
Spring arrives in a variety of ways in the High Desert. From the pollen in the air to increased river flows, the season often makes its yearly debut known to all. Though spring blooms may require you to break out the allergy medication, they also serve as a colorful reminder that warmer days are
