2023-11-08T16:31:20-06:00 2022-12-31 990 2022-01-01 930888158 WaterWatch of Oregon % Dave Kilhefner WATE 5032954039 213 SW Ash St Ste 208 Portland OR 97204 DAVE KILHEFNER Treasurer 5032954039 2023-11-08 DAVE KILHEFNER 999009999 false 1 AAL2 IAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z JOHN C DEVOE 213 SW Ash Ste 208 Portland OR 97204 980523 false X waterwatch.org X 1985 OR WaterWatch is a river conservation organization dedicated to protecting and restoring streamflows in Oregons rivers 15 15 9 20 0 967954 958145 0 24634 -16696 3055 -13454 995643 927995 0 0 653946 697873 0 77025 239287 369023 893233 1066896 102410 -138901 1043406 1000817 166872 263184 876534 737633 WaterWatch is a water conservation organization dedicated to protecting and restoring streamflows in Oregon rivers for fish, wildlife and the people who depend on healthy rivers. false false 607220 Streamflow - In 1987 WW drafted & secured passage of the OR Instream Water Rights Act to create legal water rights for water flowing instream. In 2022, OR applied for 159 new instream water rights in the Rogue South Coast and Umpqua Basins. Forty-six of these are now final. protecting flows on the Rogue, Chetco and many important salmon- bearing tributary streams. Together with 80 new instream water rights recently secured on coastal streams, these results provide a potent form of natural climate insurance for the affected streams, fish and wildlife and people who depend on heathy streams and salmon. In terms of volumes of water protected and geographic range, this program is arguably the most comprehensive streamflow initiative in N America. 256183 Free Flowing Rivers: 2022 saw major advances in protecting and restoring free flowing rivers in Oregon. WaterWatch secured three new voluntary agreements to eliminate seven obsolete barriers to salmon and steelhead in the Rogue and Umpqua basings, and raised over $1.6 million in private, state, and federal funds to pay for the skilled engineering and construction workers necessary to complete these projects. With partners, we completed post-project work on 2021's three-dam removal project in the Rogue Basin. 58527 Willamette: WW has challenged in Multnomah County Circuit Court a "thermal trading" plan to offset water temperature impacts of new mun- icipal water withdrawals from the Willamette River, on ground that the plan underestimates the temperature impacts of the withdrawl and fails to include plans to offset those impacts. In the Willamette Basin, WW completed briefing and arguments in the OR Court of Appeals to uphold a Water Resources Commission Decision denying a permit for a large new dam and reservoir on Drift Creek, a tributary to the Pudding River providing habitat to fish including cutthroat trout and threatened steelhead. WW is also involved in a US Army Corps of Engineers process to reallocate 1.6M acre-feet of water stored behind Willamette Basin. 921930 true true false true false false false false false true true false true false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 5 0 true 9 true false false false false false true true true true false false false false false false false X 15 15 true false false false false false false true false false false true false false true true true false OR X NANCY M DRINNON 5032954039 213 SW Ash Ste 208 Portland OR 97204 JOHN C DEVOE Executive Director 50.00 X 104252 0 3128 KARL ANUTA President X X 0 0 0 BRYAN SOHL Vice President X X 0 0 0 DAVE KILHEFNER Treasurer X X 0 0 0 LESLIE BACH Director X 0 0 0 JEAN EDWARDS Director X 0 0 0 VALERIE GONZALES Director X 0 0 0 BOB HUNTER Secretary X X 0 0 0 YANCY LIND Director X 0 0 0 LYNN PALENSKY Director X 0 0 0 JEFF PERIN Director X 0 0 0 DEAN RUNYAN Director X 0 0 0 TED WISE Director X 0 0 0 KATHRYN WYLLIE Director X 0 0 0 MARY LOU SOSCIA Director X 0 0 0 104252 3128 1 false false false 267656 118500 116413 455576 10825 958145 -16696 -16696 34414 118500 52528 -18114 900099 4660 4660 4660 927995 -12036 X 104252 62551 14593 27108 479090 423020 23144 32926 66531 55488 4944 6099 48000 39850 3190 4960 9749 9749 8433 5642 2791 39000 39000 199576 199576 498 498 44664 40910 2696 1058 11608 5990 1011 4607 39985 32569 7416 3851 3851 451 160 141 150 372 316 56 4560 4560 Membership Dues 2721 2721 Bank Card Fees 2268 2268 1287 39 1131 117 1066896 921930 67941 77025 815449 653990 43902 97050 14641 15852 24591 24488 475 103 168939 151629 82193 1043406 1000817 166872 263184 166872 263184 X 786196 594093 90338 143540 876534 737633 1043406 1000817 -138901 -19122 X X true X false true false X 944082 887498 794511 967954 958145 4552190 944082 887498 794511 967954 958145 4552190 1049233 3502957 73 17573 14910 24634 -16696 40494 2771 2898 337 6837 4660 17503 4610187 -44349 0.75983 0.72598 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 7253 7253 1059643 1066896 181690 45423 false 148449 157495 158985 181690 646619 969929 24402 1953 20936 7253 54544 37112 39374 39746 45423 161655 242483 false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false 167796 -16167 151629 143377 24419 167796 123610 5000 14767 143377 91891 15000 16719 123610 79905 12370 -384 91891 1.00000 false false 24591 24488 103 103 Right of Use Assets Operating lease 82193 82193 1113995 186000 186000 927995 927995 1252896 186000 186000 1066896 1066896 P5, Ln 4 The quasi endowment fund is established to function P5, Ln 4 as an endowment, in that the principal is to be P5, Ln 4 retained and invested. However, the entire principal P5, Ln 4 and income may be spent at any time at the discretion P5, Ln 4 of the Board. Discretion of the Board to use the Quasi P5, Ln 4 Endowment funds will be limited to a financial emergency P5, Ln 4 and will be paid back. 152732 118500 34232 19225 33303 182 182 152914 118500 34414 19225 33303 52528 -18114 Part VI Line 2 Board Member Kathryn Wyllie is Board Member Bob Hunter's niece. Part VI Line 11b The documents were emailed to the WaterWatch Board for review. Part VI Line 15a or b Compensation was reviewed by the Board with input from the Executive Part VI Line 15a or b Director on comparable compensation and benefit levels in our industry. Part VI Line 19 Documents are available in the WaterWatch office upon request. Part IX Line 11g Contract Serviices Total expenses - $9236.00 Program service expenses - $9236.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 11g Barrier Removal Total expenses - $190340.00 Program service expenses - $190340.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part XII Line 2c The financial stataements were emailed to the WaterWatch Board for review Part XII Line 2c and discussed with the auditor at a Board Meeting.