Three First Nations in the Columbia Basin are increasing renewable energy generation and sustainability of their affordable rental housing by […]

As the days warm up and the wildfire season approaches, communities and groups in the Columbia Basin can access new […]

Groove to live music…marvel at wall-sized art…go on a guided wetland wander…or laugh as your kids jump in a bouncy […]

These days, so many aspects of life rely on technology: a senior sends a message to her grandchild, a man […]

Forests, wetlands and riparian areas are among the habitats that will benefit from several projects that are focusing on ensuring […]

Life in the Basin is ingrained with nature, whether this involves camping, kayaking or simply waking to the sounds of […]

Basin residents care deeply about the environment and the impacts of climate change. Columbia Basin Trust recognizes that changes in […]

Whether they’re enabling the public to use electric cars or promoting clean energy, eight projects are helping Columbia Basin communities […]

Wildfires have hit rural communities in the Columbia Basin hard, and the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have negatively […]

Seniors and Indigenous Elders will have more opportunity to connect with each other, and the buildings they actively use will […]

The outdoors are a great place to be active. Now there will be even more and better ways to get […]

People in the Columbia Basin have expressed that they want to be able to access healthy, locally grown food. Nineteen […]