Except for Enloe dam, the Similkameen is a 122 mile free-flowing river with its headwaters on the east flank of British Columbia’s Manning Provincial Park.

Proposed Enloe Dam on Washington's Similkameen River an Economic Loss.  New analysis by Rocky Mountain Econometrics Reveals extreme unprofitability of hydropower project

After nearly a century, Washington's White Salmon River in south central Washington is flowing freely again! Earlier today, a hole was blasted in the base of Condit Dam, and its reservoir - Northwestern Lake - began to pour through it. The reservoir drained in about an hour.

The plan by the county utility district and other groups restores fish habitat and recreation areas on the Sultan River. 

The three-year process to demolish two dams on Washington's Enwha River begins this Saturday, September 17th. 

Over the past several months, Coalition members have worked to broaden the energy base in Washington State by promoting efficiency upgrades at existing dams, focusing on new renewable energy technologies, and opposing new dam construction where this would lead to marginal new energy at a high environmental cost. 

On April 21, 2011 FERC issued its order dismissing PacifiCorp's request for extension of time to push Condit dam removal to 2012.

On December 16, 2010 the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission formally ordered the removal of Condit Dam.

On October 12th, Washington's Dept. of Ecology released its final 401 Water Quality Certificate for removal of Condit Dam on the White Salmon River.