By Roger Rosentreter PhD, plant ecologist and river lover: High water! Means you have an opportunity to improve your little bit of the Boise River. Control of invasive species to […]
By Alan Crockett This year, 2017, the big news regarding the Boise River is the high flow. And while that’s challenging news for some homeowners and we who recreate on […]
by Rob Tiedemann, Ph.D. “What do we want . . . empirical science. When do we want it . . . after peer review.” (April 22, 2017 Sign displayed at […]
BY ROCKY BARKER rbarker@idahostatesman.com The moment of truth for the development of Ada County since 1955 has arrived. For more than 27 days, the flood-swollen Boise River has rolled through […]
The City of Boise hosted a great party on April 12 to officially open the Boise WaterShed River Campus, a winning combination of public art and interactive environmental education. The […]
By Julie Scanlin and Cindy Busche Drip. Drop. Sploosh! Like raindrops dropping one by one on pavement, gathering together and gaining momentum as they flow to the river, the creative […]
by Michael K. Homza, PE It’s humbling to stand on the banks of the Boise River as it roars by above its official flood discharge of 7,200 cubic-feet-per-second (cfs). It’s […]
By Charlie Woodruff, Building A Greener Idaho Our theme of From Snow to Flow continues this week with a conversation about the Boise River with Idaho Fish and Game Regional […]
by Steve Sweet, PE, Quadrant Consulting Good news, as of March 11, 2017, according to data provided by the NRCS SNOTEL sites, the Boise basin snow-water equivalent moved up 7 […]
A dozen hard working volunteers pitched in on February 22 to install coconut fiber erosion control mat over topsoil at a new habitat enhancement project on the Boise River by […]