TOGETHER,
FOR THE RIVER.
TOGETHER,
FOR THE RIVER.
WE WORK TO PROTECT & RESTORE THE SPOKANE RIVER WITH COMMUNITY CONNECTION
WE WORK TO PROTECT & RESTORE THE SPOKANE RIVER WITH COMMUNITY CONNECTION
As their on-water intern, I quickly realized this role was about much more than rafting. It was about learning technical river skills, stepping into leadership, and building lasting community connections.
Macroinvertebrates are powerful indicators of water quality and habitat. These aquatic bugs live in our local streams and rivers year round, making them susceptible to seasonal or intermittent pollution that may missed by water quality testing. Read on to find out what we found!
Join Spokane Riverkeeper for Trash-O-Ween at High Bridge Park! Dress up in your favorite costume and join our community for a fun-filled river clean up. Prizes for best costumes, treats for all, and a cleaner river by the end.
The Spokane River has always been a storyteller.
It speaks in current and quiet pools, in the laughter of children wading and the hust of herons lifting into dusk. It holds our histories, our hopes, and the chapters still unwritten.
This fall, Spokane Riverkeeper invites you to gather for Spoken River, our annual celebration and fundraiser-- a night where art, music, food and community come together to honor the river and the works that protects it.
Let's celebrate. Let's commit. Let's speak for the river.
Join our effort to protect the Spokane River! Come learn how to help us monitor water quality in the Spokane River and Hangman Creek by volunteering for our community science project.
We’re excited to be partnering with Wildland Cooperative, a brewery and farm collective rooted in sustainable agriculture and ethical business practices. Based in Green Bluff, just north of Spokane, WA, Wildland is committed to strengthening local food and beverage systems by supporting small-scale producers, environmental stewardship, and community connection. Learn more at wildland.coop.