It’s been a busy few months for our Washington Conservation Corps members, and we're excited to share some project highlights ...

The Refrigerant Management Program is part of a suite of climate policies that work together to cut carbon pollution and ...

We’ve completed our studies of the remaining contamination at the Treoil Industries site and the options for cleaning it up, and we invite your comments.

The Yakima Basin has had back-to-back droughts in 2023 and 2024. Heading into irrigation season, we are getting a better idea ...

Water users in the Nooksack watershed and adjacent areas, also known as Water Resources Inventory Area 1 (WRIA 1), should begin receiving their adjudication claim forms via certified mail this week.

The Columbia and Snake rivers are intrinsic to the Pacific Northwest. Fed by its many tributaries, the Columbia River system forms the dominant waterway in the region, flowing across state and country ...

One of our goals is to protect Washington's environment by supporting the reuse and recycling of material, and celebrating new approaches that move Washington toward a circular economy. We recognize ...

When Wesley Glisson started at Ecology’s Environmental Assessment Program as an aquatic plant specialist a few years ago, he found a folder of historical educational outreach materials left at his new ...

The Washington Department of Ecology fined plastic trash bag-maker Napco Bag and Film $30,000 for violating the annual registration and reporting requirements of a 2021 recycled content law. Napco’s ...

The Yakima River Basin Water Enhancement Project Workgroup, a stakeholder group co-chaired by us and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, provides policy and project development advice on implementing the ...