Building on its 30-year history of protecting Washington waterways, the Board of Directors for Center for Environmental Law and Policy (CELP) is excited to welcome Chris Wilke as its new Executive Director, replacing outgoing Executive Director Trish Rolfe. Chris brings…
New Year, New Challenges A Letter from the Executive Director, Trish Rolfe The new year has begun, and while that should fill us with hope and excitement, we live in unprecedented times. A new year means new challenges In February,…
Trump keeps talking about taking PNW water — is that possible? The answer is no. President Donald Trump has not and cannot take water from the Pacific Northwest and send it somewhere else, such as California. There are quite a…
During Celebrate Waters 2024, CELP proudly presented Tom Ring, a retired hydrogeologist, with the Ralph Johnson Water Hero Award for his service and dedication to protecting water rights and instream flows around the state. Tom Ring has had a long…
The AWRA-WA Section presents: AWRA Washington Section Annual State Conference 2024 Drinkable, Fishable, Swimmable: Protecting Washington’s Waters When: Tuesday, October 8th, 2024 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Where: Mountaineers Seattle Program Center 7700 Sand Point Way NE, Seattle, WA
A LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Summer is in full swing, and we are thankfully being spared from the excessive heat plaguing most of the US. However, because we had an unusually dry spring, the Department of Ecology declared a…
RELEASE FROM THE COLUMBIA RIVER TREATY NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION CAUCUS Northwest civic, faith, clean energy and conservation organizations express frustration and disappointment that today’s announcement of an “Agreement in Principle” between the United States and Canada does not adequately address the…
CELP is seeking a part-time 15-20 hours per week Administrative and Development Assistant. The person in this role will work closely with CELP’s ED and Board. Compensation is $22 to $24 per hour, depending on experience, plus accrued vacation, sick…
A LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Summer is just around the corner, and we are all enjoying the return of the warm and sunny weather! However, the Department of Ecology has already declared a drought emergency throughout most of the state…
Legal process will review and prioritize all water use in the Nooksack basin The Washington Department of Ecology filed a basin-wide general adjudication for the Nooksack river system and nearby areas with the Whatcom County Superior Court on May 1,…
