Bend Park Rec District Board members receive update on Mirror Pond Vision Fish Passage Project

The Bend Park and Recreation District Board meeting featured a significant update on the Mirror Pond Vision Fish Passage Project, a critical environmental initiative aimed at improving fish passage in the region. Led by Kris Knight, Executive Director of the Upper Deschutes Watershed Council, the project is designed to enhance the ecological health of Mirror Pond and support local fish populations. The board members engaged in detailed discussions regarding the project's potential impacts on local ecosystems and the importance of fish migration. As environmental sustainability becomes increasingly vital, this project stands out as a key focus for the Bend community. Stakeholders emphasized the need for collaboration and community input to ensure the project's success.

The meeting showcased the district's proactive approach to tackling ecological issues while promoting public awareness and involvement. Additionally, the initiative aligns with broader goals of habitat restoration and conservation in Central Oregon. Overall, the Mirror Pond Vision Fish Passage Project represents a significant step towards fostering a sustainable environment for future generations.