JCWC News

  • Watershed Connections

    As we get ready to celebrate another Earth Day, JCWC recognizes the countless partners and volunteers that are behind the work. Whether it’s an Earth Day celebration or the many […]


  • JCWC Attends the Diack Ecology Education Program’s Spring Workshop

    On a sunny Saturday in April, two outreach team members from JCWC attended the Diack Ecology Education Program’s spring workshop at Tryon Creek State Park. We were joined by a […]


  • What’s That Plant? (Throwback Edition)

    For this month, we’re taking a brief trip down memory lane to revisit a couple of old frenemies from the What’s That Weed days! JCWC is once again gearing up […]


  • 2025 UERC – Solace and Hope

    JCWC gathered with over 400 colleagues from across the greater metro region to talk science at this year’s Urban Ecosystems Research Consortium (UERC) symposium. Most years the excited energy from […]


  • Blue Skies For Watershed Wide!

    Written by Marlee Eckman On March 1st Portland got its first taste of spring, well what we would call false spring as it dramatically dropped in temperature again a week […]


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The Outlook

Volunteers brave cold to plant natives, remove invasives during 2024 Watershed Wide

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East Multnomah County Volunteers Brave Winter for Watershed Conservation

The Outlook

Volunteers brave cold to plant natives, remove invasives during 2024 Watershed Wide

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East Multnomah County Volunteers Brave Winter for Watershed Conservation

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