The grant county conservation district, doing business as the columbia basin conservation district in the mid-columbia basin of eastern washington state, will create a website called the columbia…

The Grant County Conservation District, doing business as the Columbia Basin Conservation District, will use a $202,703 project grant from the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Reclamation Applied Science Grants program (CFDA 15.557) to create the Columbia Basin Groundwater Cooperative website. The primary objective of this 13-month project is to compile and make accessible existing groundwater data collected between 1998-2014 that has become difficult to access. The Columbia Basin Conservation District will collaborate with the Lincoln County Conservation District and Franklin Conservation District on this initiative to consolidate and publish this groundwater information as a centralized web resource for the benefit of the Mid-Columbia Basin region.

The grant county conservation district, doing business as the columbia basin conservation district in the mid-columbia basin of eastern washington state, will create a website called the columbia basin groundwater cooperative - a web resource managed by your local conservation districts for the benefit of all. The primary objective of this project is to compile and make accessible existing information that is not otherwise easily available from the columbia basin groundwater management area. This data was collected between 1998 and 2014 and has since become almost inaccessible. Also cooperating on the project are lincoln county conservation district and franklin conservation district.