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History of Johnson Creek Canyon by Steve Johnson
The Johnson Creek Story by Steve Johnson
The Significance of Perceptions and Feedback for Effectively Managing Wood in Rivers

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Speeches from the 2012 Sustainable Stormwater Symposium

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Help Honeybees in Your Portland Garden

Fish in Johnson Creek

Fish Species Composition, Distribution, and Biotic Integrity in Johnson Creek, a Tributary to the Willamette River in Multnomah County, Oregon

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Creative Partnerships in Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring: A What Works Snapshot

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Our mission is to promote restoration and stewardship of a healthy Johnson Creek Watershed through sound science and community engagement.
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Month after month, volunteers make the work of the Johnson Creek Watershed Council possible. Whether it’s through planting trees and removing invasive species, reviewing land use applications, planning watershed events, attending meetings or advising on restoration projects, volunteers are the heart of the Johnson Creek Watershed Council.
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