Modernization in Three Sisters: Then & Now

Marc Thalacker, District Manager of Three Sisters Irrigation District, recalls the severe drought of 1977 in light of the current drought in central Oregon. Irrigation modernization has yielded real water savings for the district and rivers.

Adapting with Technology and Grit

The Difference Modernization Makes

Building Water Resilience on Tribal Lands

The Right Leader for the Right Time

Old Flume, Modern Emergency

SCADA Changes the Game

Finding Common Ground

Planning for the Next 100 Years of Water Delivery

Drought Resilience: Casad Family Farm

Change Their Way of Life? They Can Hardly Wait.

Ditching the Ditch-Walking Way of Life

Production and Conservation at Ladder Ranch

Fishing Matters with Autumn Harry

Restoring the Hood River Watershed

The Fruits of Their Labor: Farming in Tualatin Valley

Keeping Fields Fertile in Westland Ordnance

The Impending Threat of the A Canal

Modernization in Three Sisters: Then & Now

Drought Resilience: Casad Family Farm

Drought Resilience: Rogue River Valley

Multi Benefits of Modernization

The Return of the Lahontan Cutthroat Trout

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Drought Resilience: Casad Family Farm

Drought Resilience: Rogue River Valley

Multi Benefits of Modernization

The Return of the Lahontan Cutthroat Trout

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