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Our November Newsletter is now Online!
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In addition to the items below, you’ll also find some exceptional photos from the event taken by photographer Marcus Kauffman! Thank you for the great photos Marcus!
Saturday, November 16
Empire Park (at the northwest corner of the intersection of Hwy 99 & Barger Dr.)
Noon – 1 p.m. Project Tour
1 – 2:30 p.m. – Stewardship Activity
Co-hosted with the City of Eugene
The Long Tom Watershed Council is seeking applicants for an Operations Coordinator to manage and implement the council’s administrative functions. Position duties will include member and donor tracking, systems and file management, office organization, and event planning and logistics.
Please join us for an incredible slate of speakers for our 22nd Annual Celebration! This year will feature three well respected and inspiring speakers, focusing on Indigenous stewardship, storytelling, and ongoing connections of people and place. You can register and buy tickets at our event page: longtom.org/annualcelebration2019 Esther Stutzman | Elder, Kalapuya Tribe Esther has been … Read more
Thursday, September 26th, 5 – 8 p.m. | Outdoors off Hazel Dell Rd (about 1 mile southwest of Eugene) | **Registration is Closed for this event**
We want to thank these tremendous folks and businesses for sponsoring our September 26th Annual Celebration! Their support goes a long way to putting on an incredible event. If you have not yet registered, visit our event page to register for your tickets by September 19! AFRANA (Alliance for Recreation and Natural Areas) Weyerhaeuser Co. … Read more
Our Aug / Sept 2019 Newsletter is NOW ONLINE and printed versions will be arriving in mailboxes shortly!
Inside, you’ll find details and registration information on our biggest event of the year – LTWC’s 22nd Annual Celebration on September 26th! You won’t want to miss this early fall event as we celebrate and recognize several amazing awardees for their accomplishments, welcome new board members, and hear from some incredible speakers, including (among others TBA) Anthropologist, Educator, Ethno-Historian and Grand Ronde Tribal Member Dr. David G. Lewis.
Sydney Nilan came on board in July of 2019 as the Coordinator for the Upper Willamette Stewardship Network. Sydney’s position brings together the Coast Fork & Middle Fork Willamette, Long Tom, and McKenzie Watershed Councils and McKenzie River Trust, helping them to leverage each organization’s unique strengths to create new opportunities and landscape scale impact … Read more
Volunteer Aquatic Weed Pulls! RSVP for “Paddle & Pull” events this summer! Come have fun and get out on the water this summer! Lend a helping hand to the watershed while learning about invasive water primrose-willow (ludwigia) and how to control it. For the past four years, LTWC has received funding or in-kind support from … Read more
