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Fall 2005 Articles

Catching spring chinook on the run: Grande Ronde salmonid hatchery program

Native grass seed, a growing industry: Examine the development and growth of commercial production of native grass seed in the Grande Ronde Valley

A lesson in chemistry: GRMW and Eastern Oregon University partnership to monitor water quality at a stream restoration project

Meet the Staff: Coby Menton, Monitoring Coordinator

Longley Meadows Tour: Brief description of tour with photos

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Summer 2005 Articles

A new twist to the Wallowa River: Wallowa River - Doug McDaniel's stream restoration project

Meet the Staff: Lyle Kuchenbecker, GRMW Planner

Longley Meadows Project Award: Brief announcement about project award

Dirks-Edmunds Grant: Brief announcement about grant to be used for GRMW education and outreach program

This thing called GIS: Learn what GIS means and see some local examples

One screwy fish trap: Learn about fish traps in the Grande Ronde Basin and what they are being used for

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Spring 2005 Articles

Catherine Creek Fish Habitat Improvement: Catherine Creek Off-Channel Rearing Habitat Improvement Project

BioSwales: Use of bioswales for the purpose of cleaning and controlling water runoff

Keeping the Valley Beautiful: Reprint of article from the Oregon Farm Bureau Magazine about Grande Ronde Valley
farmer Phil Hassinger

Early Return Hatchery Broodstock Collection: Grande Ronde Hatchery Steelhead Program

Meet the Staff: Mary Estes, GRMW office manager

Urban Update – Water Uses and Abuses: Ideas on how to conserve water at home

Conservation Security Program (CSP) Newsletter Article: Review of NRCS CSP program

Teacher Tips and Liquid Links: Quiz on water use