JCWC’s newest nature program proves a success Summer brings glittering, buzzing, glorious dragonflies to the banks of Johnson Creek. To celebrate these beautiful insects, Johnson Creek Watershed Council recently launched […]
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A virtual science talk highlights the contributions of volunteer birders Oregon is known for its lush forests, but much of the western part of the state was once covered by
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On Monday, January 10th Johnson Creek Watershed Council participated in the United States Geological Survey’s first ever Turbidity Blitz event. The purpose of the event was to try to get
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Imagine a salmon. You may picture a school of sleek fish fighting their way upstream through some swift, wild river surrounded by dark forest. There could be bald eagles, maybe
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Beavers are incredibly important to streams and wetlands. Not content to simply find an ecosystem, beavers go a step further than most animals and make their own ecosystem. These “ecosystem
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