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Environment, Fish & Wildlife Environmental values are an important part of our Pacific Northwest heritage. So, too, is the low-cost and clean energy produced by federal hydroelectric facilities located throughout the Columbia River Basin. Today, BPA and its partners operating the Federal Columbia River Power System are working diligently to protect and enhance our environmental, fish, and wildlife values, and ensure these qualities for future generations.

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Energy Efficiency & Conservation Bonneville Power promotes and fosters the efficient use of energy in the Pacific Northwest. Energy efficiency is clean and emission free, making it the world's most environmentally and economically friendly energy resource.

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Community and Education Bonneville Power is committed to making a difference in the communities we serve. We sponsor and participate in a variety of education programs for kids, including science fairs and competitions, classroom presentations, summer science camps, worksite visits, tours and career-based learning experiences. And our volunteer program provides hands-on support to community projects that support math and science education, energy conservation and environmental stewardship.

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Hydropower Bonneville Power markets and distributes the power generated from the 31 federally owned hydro projects on the Columbia and Snake Rivers, which are owned and operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation. If you live in the Pacific Northwest, some or all of your electricity probably comes from the BPA or is transmitted over our power lines. And your electric bill helps pay for BPA, which provides power at cost and funds the region's efforts to protect and restore fish and wildlife populations in the Columbia River Basin.

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The Bonneville Power Administration is a non-profit federal agency that markets carbon-free power from Columbia River hydroelectic dams and operates the surrounding power grid, distributing wind, nuclear and other energy to the Pacific Northwest and beyond. BPA also funds one of the largest fish and wildlife programs in the nation to protect and restore salmon, steelhead and many other species.

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