Watershed
WRC & EMO seek Outreach Intern
Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon Interfaith Network for Earth Concerns is recruiting for an Outreach Intern to support the Congregations Caring for Watersheds and Wildlife (C2W2) program, in partnership with the Southwest Watershed Resource Center (WRC). C2W2 is funded by West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District to support local communities of faith undertaking watershed restoration projects. A successful intern will work both independently and as a part of a collaborative team with organizational partners and diverse communities of faith.
Woods Memorial Natural Area – New Preservation and Trails Project Dec-2011
Updates: This section of the project page will be updated with current status, new postings, changes and new information as the project progresses. 12-14-2011 initial page posting
Woods Memorial Natural Area – New Preservation and Trails Project Dec. 2011
Updates: This section of the project page will be updated with current status, new postings, changes and new information as the project progresses. 12-14-2011 initial page posting
Living with Urban Coyotes
On Wednesday, February 1 at 7pm, Bob Sallinger, Conservation Director at Audubon Society of Portland, will host a presentation and Q&A on living with coyotes in Portland.
For more information on urban coyotes, visit the Audubon Society of Portland coyote page.
PSU and Audubon are tracking urban coyote sightings. Report sightings here.
Intro to Rainwater Harvesting Workshop
Introduction to Rainwater Harvesting Workshop
Saturday, November 19th
9am - 1pm
SW Community Center - Multipurpose Rooms
6820 SW 45th Ave.
Portland, OR 97219
Cost: Free
SW Portland Weed Workshop, May 25th
May 25, 2011 - 11:12am — Watershed Resou...Location
Join us for a FREE workshop focusing on Early Detection/Rapid Response (EDRR) for invasive weeds. After attending, you will be equipped to: - Identify new invaders in the region - Report new invaders before they become a problem - Use Best Management Practices to control existing invaders. Read more...
1st Annual “State of the Watershed” Event Kicks off Community-based Creek Monitoring Project
May 13, 2011 - 11:00pm — Sharon KeastLocation
On June 15th, the Friends of Tryon Creek and the Tryon Creek Watershed Council will host the first annual “State of the Watershed” event.
Tryon Creek Watershed Council Meeting
April 1, 2011 - 10:53am — Sharon KeastTryon Creek Watershed Council meets the second Monday of every month, 6pm at Tryon Creek State Park Nature Cente, except July and August.
Contact Corrina Chase, TCWC Coordinator: tcwc@tryonfriends.org, 503-636-4398 x121 or http://tcwc.tryonfriends.org
Publications
A list of printable publications from the WRC. For more browser-friendly information, see the Watershed Restoration Resources pages on this website.
Bookmark this page for the most current information, as these documents may be updated periodically.
4-County CWMA Pull Together
January 14, 2011 - 11:30am — Watershed Resou...Location
The 4-County Cooperative Weed Management Area (CWMA) is sponsoring this free half-day event as a way for area land managers and environmental professionals to exchange ideas, hear about the latest in local weed management, and make new connections.
