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Importance of Clean Water for Amphibians

By Caitlin Sharpe / August 27, 2024

This post is part of our collaboration with Portland State University and Dr. Alida Cantor’s… Continue Reading Importance of Clean Water for Amphibians

By Zoe Vandal / August 12, 2024

This post is part of our collaboration with Portland State University and Dr. Alida Cantor’s… Continue Reading Pharmaceuticals in water: how do they get there and why does it matter?

By Follow the Water / April 23, 2024

Forever chemicals are commonly found in just about every consumer product. They are synthetic toxins… Continue Reading What are PFAS and PFOS?

By Follow the Water / February 5, 2024

We would like to shout out the work being done by The Blueprint Foundation, who… Continue Reading The Blueprint Foundation

By Follow the Water / February 5, 2024

Did you know that the Columbia South Shore Well Field (CSSWF) is Oregon’s second-largest regional… Continue Reading Columbia South Shore Well Field

By Follow the Water / February 5, 2024

Johnny Ryan and Markus Allgaier, both from the University of Oregon have carried out impressive… Continue Reading Using Lasers for Oregon’s Ice Glaciers

By Erik DeVore / February 5, 2024

This post is part of our collaboration with Portland State University and Dr. Alida Cantor’s… Continue Reading Peril in the Pipes: The Dangers of PFAS in Our Waters

By Follow the Water / February 5, 2024

Every season, the allure of cool, refreshing water draws people to visit the rivers, lakes,… Continue Reading Find A River Near You With The Swim Guide App

By Follow the Water / January 16, 2024

An initiative is underway in Oregon and several other states that aims to upgrade outdated… Continue Reading Fish-Friendly Culverts

By Follow the Water / January 16, 2024

Nelson’s checker-mallow was listed as an endangered species in 1993 due to habitat loss from… Continue Reading Endangered Plant Makes a Comeback