Volunteers will be mulching a site slated to be planted this winter. They will also be removing invasive species from a former volunteer-planted area, and will install several signs. No experience necessary! Wear sturdy shoes, long pants and shirts, and bring rain gear, a hat and water bottle. Instruction, tools, gloves and small treats will […]
Board meetings are open to the public.
Nothing says “Pacific Northwest” like the annual return from the ocean of salmon, fighting upstream to spawn and die in the rivers of their birth. In October, witness this ancient, iconic phenomenon at Oxbow Regional Park along the Sandy River, one of the nation’s designated Wild and Scenic Rivers. During the annual Salmon Homecoming, naturalists […]
Please help Johnson Creek Watershed Council monitor the movement of Coho salmon up Johnson Creek from October through December 15. No experience necessary, training required. Biologists from Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and JCWC Staff will provide training and answer questions. Light refreshments provided. Important note: Volunteer surveyors will walk directly in the stream which can be […]
What we are doing: there is a section of the Johnson Creek that we will be landscaping (removing blackberry bushes and planting willows). What you need to bring: leather gloves, rain boots and a rain jacket.