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Did you know that 99% of wet prairies in the Willamette Valley are gone? Only 8 square miles remain. Learn what the Long Tom Watershed Council and partners are doing to restore this rare and important habitat. Click on www.longtom.org/coyotecreeksouth to view!
Our April 2020 Newsletter is now online! LTWC Newsletter April 2020 Newsletter Articles: Executive Director’s Letter Fun Ideas while Social Distancing Introducing Coyote Creek South! Donor Appreciation Summer Volunteer Opportunities Volunteer Appreciation Operation Appleseed Watershed Map LTWC Staff & Board Contacts
This event, including the live stream, has been cancelled due to the changing and fluid COVID-19 situation.
Please stay safe and well everyone!
Continue Reading to open a link of FREE Spacial Data Resources including:
– USGS topographic maps
– DOGAMI LiDAR Viewer
– 1850’s Historical (“Pre-Settlement”) Vegetation Map
– Google Earth Pro
LTWC is requesting proposals and bids for our 2020-2023 Habitat Restoration Services Master Contract.
Proposals must be submitted by February 12, 2020.
Contracts with the selected contractors will be signed no later than February 17, 2020.
Wednesday, February 19, 2020 at 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
HIV Alliance (1195A City View St., Eugene)
Co-hosted by McKenzie River Trust and Long Tom Watershed Council
Register Now – Space limited!
Did you know that the work of the Long Tom Watershed Council (LTWC) is directly connected to the health of Orcas in the Pacific North West’s Southern Resident Pod? The The film illuminates how river work in the Long Tom, and our work on the Willamette main-stem at Snag Boat Bend, and Sam Daws Landing (alongside numerous … Read more
Click here for our Long Tom Watershed Council 2019 Annual Report!
Acres restored, stream miles opened to native fish, trees planted, and gallons of water made cleaner are all important ways to measure the impacts of that work for a healthier Long Tom watershed. You’ll find some of those impressive metrics in this year’s annual report! And, the aspects of our work that cannot be calculated and put into a graph that make all those successes so special, and so important.
Do you want to #givelocal this #givingtuesday?
Consider joining dozens of your neighbors who have given in support of Long Tom Watershed Council (LTWC)’s current campaign to bring juvenile spring Chinook salmon and Pacific lamprey back to the Long Tom! We are working daily with a team of partners to propel this important project, but we need your help to maintain momentum. You can track progress and learn about this important work for the watershed at our website: https://www.longtom.org/donate/springchinook/ where you can also give in support of our critical work in the watershed. Thank you to everyone who has already given this year and to all our supporters who love their Long Tom! #loveyourlongtom #longtomriver #longtomwatershed
Read More in a recent news article at the Register Guard Online by clicking here!
This work is not possible without meaningful support from our community members and donors. Your gifts are our most powerful form of funding to get the work that matters to you accomplished! We have already secured a total of $127,152 in combined grants, and donations from local donors toward our $190,000 goal to support this year’s … Read more