We’re offering a limited attendance, RSVP-only guided walk on Thursday, February 24th, 3 – 5 p.m., at the Fern Ridge Wildlife Area. This walk is in cooperation with our partners at ODFW and Ducks Unlimited. Click to read more and register for the lottery drawing to attend! (limited to up to 30 guests)
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Oregon Small Woodlands Association Seedling Sale
Saturday, February 5th
8 – 11 a.m. (or until sold out)
Impact of Climate Change on Farms & Food: January 18th Public Meeting
Streamed virtually over YouTube (youtube.com/longtomswc)
Tuesday, Jan 18, 2022 at 6 p.m.!
2021 Annual Report Now Online
More Than the Journey of Water Over Land
A watershed requires more than just topography and physics to be defined. Life is an essential element for what makes a watershed that includes plants, wildlife, and people, all working together.
The Long Tom Watershed has always been shaped by the living beings who call it home. And while many issues we face today have human origins, so too do our most powerful solutions. Every project we have ever embarked on has begun with an honest conversation between people. The vast majority of those conversations have been between people with a lot of differences, but with one very important thing in common – a shared sense of “We.”
Nov 3rd Monroe Drop Structure Public Scoping Meeting
Hosted by Corps of Engineers
Wednesday, November 3rd, 4 – 5 p.m.
Online only via WebEx
2021-2022 Annual Workplan Now Online!
Each year the watershed council undergoes an extensive work-planning process wherein the staff and board develop a detailed report of the work underway, and what to expect in the coming year. We have three temporal views of the council’s work that guide us: Our 30-year Conservation Strategy guides our restoration and enhancement activities on the … Read more
Year of Virtual Programs in Review
Who needs Netflix when you can catch up on your favorite watershed council public meeting? For the last year plus, we’ve been broadcasting our public meeting programs and presentations over YouTube. In case you missed one, here is a link to all of our virtual presentations.
Updated Projects Explorer Map
Our project explorer map is live! Our resident River Scientist & GIS Specialist Amanda Reinholtz took up the mantle to bring this dream to life! Check out the map here, and click on the dots to learn a little about each of the many projects shown. Some projects have photos and a web page of … Read more
Impacts of Climate Change on Forestry: 2-part virtual public meeting
Click here for a recap and to watch the videos!