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The Sheyenne River is a 591-mile-long river flowing through seven counties in eastern North Dakota. The river is home to a fish hatchery, state park, dams and recreational facilities. Participants will visit Baldhill Dam and Lake Ashtabula. The tour will highlight progress on flood control projects taking place in flood-impacted communities. The tour begins and ends in Valley City. The tour will be limited to the first 50 registrants so please register in advance. ​The public is invited to attend the tour, which costs $30 per person, and includes transportation, informational materials, meals, refreshments and a one-year subscription to the North Dakota Water magazine. Registration is required for this tour. For questions or to register, contact Julie Ellingson or call 701-223-8332. ...

This tour will focus on the critical outlets and flood control infrastructure components in the Devils Lake Basin. Join us for the Devils Lake area tour to see the ongoing effects of high water, mitigation efforts that have been implemented to reduce the impacts of flooding, and some of the many recreational opportunities the additional waters have created. The tour begins and ends at Lake Region State College in Devils Lake. The public is invited to attend the tour, which costs $30 per person, and includes transportation, informational materials, meals, refreshments and a one-year subscription to the North Dakota Water magazine. Registration is required for this tour. For questions or to register, contact Julie Ellingson at 701-223-8332 or jellingson@ndwater.net. ...

On this tour we will learn how the Fort Berthold Rural Water System provides potable water to all Fort Berthold residents. The Three Affiliated Tribes, through Fort Berthold Rural Water, works toward meeting the water needs of the entire Fort Berthold Indian Reservation by providing the best available, reliable and safe water supply to residents. It serves the New Town Little Shell Segment, Four Bears Segment, Mandaree, Twin Buttes, Parshall Lucky Mound and White Shield. We will also stop at the Native Green Grow (NG2) project, which is a 40-acre multi-part project in Parshall helping the MHA Nation achieve food sovereignty. This tour begins and ends in New Town. The public is invited to attend the tour, which costs $30 per person, and includes transportation, informational materials, meals, refreshments and a one-year subscription to the North Dakota Water magazine. Registration is required for this tour. For questions or to register, contact Julie Ellingson at 701-223-8332 or jellingson@ndwater.net. ...

This tour will focus on how the Northwest Area Water Supply (NAWS) project is bringing Missouri River water to the Bottineau area and how international boundaries impact management on Lake Metigoshe. This tour begins and ends in Bottineau. The public is invited to attend the tour, which costs $30 per person, and includes transportation, informational materials, meals, refreshments and a one-year subscription to the North Dakota Water magazine. Registration is required for this tour. For questions or to register, contact Julie Ellingson at 701-223-8332 or jellingson@ndwater.net. ...

On this tour, learn all about Missouri River water uses. Stops include Harmon Lake, Smith Grove Wildlife Management Area, Mandan Intake and Cross Ranch State Park, which will provide an opportunity to learn more about the Missouri River system and the river’s flora and fauna. Get up close and personal with the great river on a Lewis and Clark Riverboat ride courtesy of AE2S. The tour will begin and end in Bismarck. The public is invited to attend the tour, which costs $30 per person, and includes transportation, informational materials, meals, refreshments and a one-year subscription to the North Dakota Water magazine. Registration is required for this tour. For questions or to register, contact Julie Ellingson at 701-223-8332 or jellingson@ndwater.net. ...

The North Dakota Water Resource Districts Association’s joint summer water ...

Each year the North Dakota Water Education Foundation hosts Water ...

The North Dakota Water Education Foundation (NDWEF) and the Garrison ...

This tour of Weather Modification International, a world leader in cloud seeding technology, will feature how water management in western North Dakota, through cloud seeding, impacts job growth and technology development in the Red River Valley. Tour participants will learn about this important water management tool and how it helps ag producers. Additional tour stops include an NDSU specialty crop research facility and 4e Winery, a Pride of Dakota winery. The public is invited to attend the tour, which costs $30 per person, and includes transportation, informational materials, meals, refreshments and a one-year subscription to the North Dakota Water magazine. Registration is required for this tour. For questions or to register, contact Julie Ellingson at 701-223-8332 or jellingson@ndwater.net. ...

The 60th Annual Joint North Dakota Water Convention and Irrigation ...