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    From herbicides to herbivores: Harlan County’s new plan to tackle pesky plants

    From herbicides to herbivores: Harlan County’s new plan to tackle pesky plants

    For the hundreds of thousands of annual visitors that set foot on the nearly 31,000 acres of the Harlan County Lake Project during summer recreation and hunting seasons, the sight, smells and unexpected presence of hundreds of sheep and goats could be quite perplexing. Although agricultural leases are the norm for USACE, the spectacle of it all begs the question: Why are sheep and goats out there grazing instead of the cattle that are emblematic to American agriculture, and what are they used for? Noah Erichsen, natural resources specialist for the Harlan County Project Office, has answers. “The [animals] are part of the Harlan County Goat and Sheep Grazing Partnership. This is currently a pilot program, but it has so far been a...

    08.27.2026 | ALMA, NEBRASKA, US | Story by Lawrence Brooks

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    Missouri River Monthly Update - August 2026

    Missouri River Monthly Update - August 2026

    MISSOURI RIVER MAINSTEM RESERVOIR DATA Pool Elevation (feet above mean sea level) On July 31 Change in July Water in Storage (1,000 acre-feet) On July 31 % of 1967-2025 Average Change in July Fort Peck 2223.9 0.0 12,786 85 +8 Garrison 1827.4 -0.8 14,846 77 -205 Oahe 1596.0 -1.9 15,414 83 -425 Big Bend 1420.8 -0.4 1,678 99 -22 Fort Randall 1355.7 +0.7 3,417 91 +3 Gavins Point 1206.7 +0.1 342 89 +2 Total 48,483 83 -639 WATER RELEASES AND ENERGY GENERATION FOR JULY Average Release in 1,000 cfs Releases in 1,000 acre-feet Generation in Million kWh Fort Peck 6.8 418 66 Garrison 18.0 1,104 161 Oahe 23.8 1,462 209 Big Bend 24.4 1,500 80 Fort Randall 24.0 1,475 159 Gavins Point 25.7 1,579 72 Total 747

    Taken: 08.10.2026 | Photo by Eileen Williamson

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    Missouri River Basin Water Management

    Missouri River Basin Water Management
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    Following historic flooding in the Missouri River Basin during 2011, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Northwestern Division committed to...

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    Levee Rehabilitation and Emergency Management - Skagit County, WA

    Brendin Ailles, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' (USACE) Seattle District employee on a detail with the district's emergency management branch, shares how he was first introduced to USACE as a child and shares an update on the levee rehabilitation work he's doing now, in Skagit County, Wash., Aug. 12, 2026. Public Law 84-99 authorizes USACE to repair or restore eligible flood risk reduction works damaged by recent flooding.

    Taken: 08.12.2026 | Video by Abigail Chipps

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