Last Thursday, 45 volunteers came to Johnson Creek Watershed Council’s office to learn all about surveying for salmon! JCWC’s longest-running Community Science project, Salmon Surveys give people an opportunity to […]
Salmon Survey Season Starts! Read More »
This past winter, 51 dedicated volunteers surveyed seven mile-long reaches of Johnson Creek for evidence of three different fish species: steelhead trout, Pacific lamprey, and brook lamprey. Evidence of these species
2017 Lamprey Survey Results! Read More »
Johnson Creek Watershed Council has a diverse Community Science program that employs the help of local volunteers to survey for native wildlife including salmon, lamprey, steelhead, beavers, and odonates. Odonates
2017 Summer Dragonfly Surveys! Read More »
Our watershed is a fascinating place full of wildlife, beauty, and water quality challenges. The Johnson Creek Watershed Council aims to make it easier for you, the community, to participate
Exciting Science on JCWC.org! Read More »
On Saturday March 25th, 27 volunteers gathered at Powell Butte Nature Park to embark on a wildlife journey! The group came together to document amphibian species at Powell Butte. In
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