In case you missed the BSWG presentation, or just wanted to take another look, here are the posters they had scattered around the room.  There’s lots of data in here, the summary is that there is plenty of water in the Deschutes Basin to meet the demands of irrigators and cities along with fish & wildlife.  The problem is how can it be reallocated from the irrigators (who have 90% of all available water) to other needs without harming agriculture?  The issues are financial and cultural but they can be overcome if the public demands it.