A group of people stand on the porch of Sand Creek Connections Clubhouse.

Avista Foundation supports mental health in North Idaho

The Avista Foundation supports Sand Creek Connections, North Idaho's first Clubhouse International affiliate, in providing a safe recovery space for individuals facing mental health challenges.

Person wearing a hardhat stands in a forest of burned and fallen trees.

Bootleg Fire Recovery: A Long Road to Restoration

The clean up after 2021’s Bootleg fire is progressing steadily across the Klamath basin.

Overhead view of workers spreading dirt along a shoreline that they are working to restore.

Shoreline Restoration Completed at Lake Spokane Recreation Sites

Enhancing Boater Experience and Environmental Stability

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Spokane's Urban Tree Canopy Grows with Avista's Support

The City of Spokane is looking to grow Spokane’s urban tree canopy.

A paper version of a This is Spokane, A Civic Guide for Neighbors held in a person's hand in front of some flowering trees.

Avista Foundation supports the creation of Spokane civic guide

City of Spokane created a new publication making it easier and more fun to learn all about City of Spokane departments and Spokane County resources that help our region thrive.

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Collaborative teamwork leads to success for conservation

For 23 years, Avista and the Kaniksu Land Trust have successfully partnered to turn conservation dreams into reality.