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Since the Instream Water Right Act was adopted in 1987, the State of Oregon has worked on a voluntary basis with water right users, landowners, watershed councils, soil and water conservation districts, irrigation districts, and other organizations to restore streamflows for fish and wildlife, recreation, and pollution abatement.
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History of Flow Restoration in Oregon
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Flow Restoration Tools
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Flow Restoration Actions in Oregon
There are three primary methods of restoring streamflows in Oregon: Instream Leasing, Instream Transfers, and Allocations of Conserved Water. Approximately 900 cfs has been restored to Oregon streams and rivers. View the amount of flows restored.
Check on the status of your instream transfer (PDF 20 KB) or allocation of conserved water (PDF 40 KB) application.
For additional information on flow restoration in Oregon, contact Bob Rice or Laura Snedaker.
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