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Last year, Washington Water Trust and our community lost a special friend, Lorri Bodi. To honor Lorri and continue her work of finding better conservation solutions through collaborative leadership, the Bodi / Eglick family and WWT have launched the Lorri Bodi Water Leadership Program. The Lorri Bodi Water Leadership Program will inspire and develop future water conservation leaders.

WWT will be at Postdoc Brewing in Kenmore on Feb. 5 from 4 to 7 pm! Chat with us about our local river restoration efforts and enjoy one of Postdoc Brewing's innovative brews. Postdoc Brewing will donate $1 per pint purchased during this pop-up to WWT to help keep freshwaters flowing.

Washington Water Trust is joining the Jötunn Ciderhouse Pop-up at Republic of Cider on Sunday, Sept. 28 from 1 to 5 pm! Chat with us about our work to restore local rivers while enjoying tasty, original ciders crafted by Jötunn Ciderhouse and Republic of Cider. The cideries will donate a portion of the proceeds from draft sales during the event to support WWT projects that keep local rivers flowing.

WWT will be at Georgetown Brewing Company on August 7 from 4 to 7 pm! Chat with us about our work to restore local rivers while enjoying one of Georgetown's tasty draft beers. A portion of the proceeds from draft beer sales during our pop-up will support WWT projects.

Summer is on its way. For all the warmth and joy the season brings, it can also mean danger for the fish in our rivers. Salmon need cool flowing water to migrate and spawn. Unfortunately, those flows have disappeared from many local streams. Every donation to WWT helps restore water to rivers for salmon. The first $10,000 donated until GiveBIG ends on May 7 will be matched!

Washington Water Trust’s 2024 Annual Report is hot off the press! Last year was tough for our freshwater, but we made real streamflow restoration progress with our partners and supporters.

Our average winter 2025 temperatures have been above normal and precipitation levels have been below normal. We're working to keep rivers and streams flowing no matter the near-term conditions.

Our people are how Washington Water Trust makes a difference for local rivers and streams. The WWT team is growing. Meet our newest team members today!

The American Water Resources Association Washington Section (AWRA-WA) will host its annual state conference on Tues, Oct. 8. This year’s conference will focus on clean water in Washington, how water quality affects the designated and beneficial uses of water, and what AWRA-WA members are doing to address those concerns. Registration is now open!

We are seeking a collaborative Project Manager who is enthusiastic about working in rural communities. This team member will partner with landowners, tribes, conservation districts, land trusts, and govt. agencies to implement projects with lasting benefits to fish, streams, and communities. Learn more and apply today!