Johnson Creek Watershed Council is partnering with Leach Botanical Garden to provide an ASL Tour for the Deaf Community. The guided garden tour will be in ASL only and is geared towards Deaf visitors and their families. Light snacks and refreshments will follow the tour with an opportunity to chat in a shady spot. While […]
Catch up on the latest in research, restoration, and monitoring in the Johnson Creek Watershed by a variety of organizations. Held at Reed College. This includes presentations and a panel discussion on Emerging Water Quality Issues. Tickets are $10, space is limited. The topics of this year's presentations are: and a panel discussion, “Current Water […]
Johnson Creek Watershed Council and Leach Botanical Garden are teaming up for the city-wide No Ivy Day this year! Volunteers will spend the morning in the Back 5 Community Habitat Enhancement Project area at Leach Botanical Garden removing English ivy from the riparian zones and off trees to make room for native species. Johnson Creek […]
Join us at Errol Heights City Park for a bird walk with ornithologist Jeff Marks. Explore habitats designed for a variety of terrestrial and aquatic birds as we walk around the beaver created pond. Jeff has graduate degrees in Wildlife Biology (breeding ecology of Long-eared Owls) and Zoology (nonbreeding ecology of Bristle-thighed Curlews). He is […]
¡Acompañe al Jardín Botánico Leach y al Johnson Creek Watershed Council en la Primera Fiesta del Suelo! La consultora de suelos, María Loper, hablará sobre la bilogía de la tierra y la composta, y les dará a los participantes la oportunidad de observar muestras de suelo bajo el microscopio y de hablar sobre lo […]
