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JCWC Annual Friends Campaign: Support the Johnson Creek Watershed Council's work by becoming a Friend today!

Thank you to everyone who has generously donated to the Council during our annual Friends Campaign! We truly appreciate the contributions and accompanying notes you've sent in. With your loyal support we have raised over $4,600!

We are within just a few hundred dollars of our goal to raise $5,000! If you haven't renewed your annual financial contribution to the Council yet, or would like to become a new Friend, now's the time!

Thanks again for all of your support! Your contributions make it possible for us to continue to protect and restore the Johnson Creek Watershed.

Watershed Wide Event 2009: Saturday, March 7

Many thanks to the volunteers, partners and sponsors that made our 11th Annual WWE a huge success! Check out the accomplishments here.

Within Your Reach, Winter 2009 Edition

Our winter newsletter is now available. Download Within Your Reach, Volume XVII No. 1 as a PDF [1.6mb].

Annual Report, State of the Watershed Report Available

The 2007 Annual Report and Spring 2008 State of the Watershed Report are now available. If would like more information, contact us at , or call 503-652-7477.

Johnson Creek in the News!

A KATU camera crew joined our volunteers out for Watershed Wide Event at Lovena Farms on March 1. Watch the clip on the KATU website. To learn more about our very successful 10th anniversary WWE, go to our Watershed Wide Event page.

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"The Three Wise Men of JCWC"

The latest release by Matt Clark and Noah Jenkins, "The Three Wise Men of JCWC" debuted live at the Annual Meeting in May. If you missed the performance, but heard the stories, you can now hear the song below.

Check out JCWC's new video on YouTube

During the summer of 2008, Matt Clark, Executive Director, worked with Evan Urman from Black Diamond Productions to produce a short film about the Council and the work we do. Matt and Evan interviewed JCWC staff and supporters, highlighting their important restoration, land use advocacy and environmental education work in the Watershed.

Watch this inspiring video on YouTube.

Put a salmon on your plate!

Fully half of the plate proceeds go to support healthy salmon populations and clean water. Learn more at Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds.

Civic Innovation

Read "Civic Innovation: Johnson Creek Watershed", an excerpt from founder Steve Johnson's dissertation.

Riparian Rehabilitation Program

The Johnson Creek Riparian Rehabilitation Program works on the rehabilitation of the vegetation community along riparian areas in the entire Johnson Creek Watershed through aggressive invasive species management and native plant revegetation. Learn more about our Program.