Harold Crose: ‘Retired’ conservationist still making a difference
Harold Crose, right, assists Ephrata businessman Mike Scellick in naming the third power house at Grand Coulee Dam. “This had to go through U.S. Congress for approval. We were successful.”
Harold Crose/courtesy photo
Harold Crose, right, gives an interview for a 2019 “Washington Grown” TV episode on soil health and cover cropping.
Editor’s note: This is part two of two, highlighting the work of Harold Crose, who is working on several projects in the Columbia Basin, including helping to keep Moses Lake clear of algae. Part one appeared in the July 8 Columbia Basin Herald and can be found here.
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