LINKS

Johnson Creek

The JCWC Resource Library is searchable through the StreamNet Library. Following our check-out procedures, materials can be borrowed for up to 2 weeks at a time. We welcome the public to stop by and peruse the materials. The library is open during office hours (M-F 9-5pm).

• Johnson Creek Watershed in the Conservation Registry is continually updated. It includes information from dozens of partners over decades.
• East Powell Butte Floodplain Restoration Project: this project improves local conditions along Johnson Creek, to further the goals of the Johnson Creek Restoration Plan.
• Selecting Plants for Pollinators A regional guide for farmers, land managers and gardeners in the pacific lowlands
• USGS Johnson Creek site - the Johnson Creek Basin Hydrologic Monitoring Home Page maintained by the U.S. Geological Survey!
• Johnson Creek Legacy Pesticide Survey, 2003-2005 [66kb]
• Linked Communities - a short history of Johnson Creek, by PSU Capstone, Spring 2000
• Reed College Canyon - projects in Reed Canyon improving access to restored fish habitat
• Leach Botanical Gardens - specializes in preserving the original Leach collection as well as introducing Northwest native plants
• Johnson Creek Restoration Plan, developed and hosted by the Portland Bureau of Environmental Services
• Johnson Creek Watershed Flood Safety Information [828kb], produced by the Portland Bureau of Environmental Services
• 2006 Lents Fish Salvage Report - The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the City of Portland conducted a fish salvage in Tideman Johnson Park from June 1-15th, 2006. [891kb]

Regional Watershed Information

• Friends and Advocates of Urban Natural Areas
• Community Watershed Stewardship Program - information about watersheds in the Portland area
• InfoRain - a searchable database of 1000+ organizations, from watershed councils to land trusts, that work in Cascadia.
• NOAA Northwest Regional Office
• Regional Coalition for Clean Rivers and Streams - The Regional Coalition for Clean Rivers and Streams, a partnership of eight public agencies in the Portland/Vancouver metropolitan area, is dedicated to educating the public about the impact of stormwater runoff pollution on the health of our rivers and streams.

Local Agencies

Metro: Parks, Trails and Greenspaces	City of Portland, Bureau of Environmental Services	City of Gresham, Stormwater Division
Clackamas County, Water Environmental Services	City of Portland River Renaissnace	Portland Parks & Recreation
Multnomah County, Sustainability

Other Watershed Councils

Clackamas River Basin Council	Columbia Slough Watershed Council	Yamhill Basin Council
Tualatin River Watershed Council	Lower Columbia River Estuary Partnership	Sandy River Watershed Council

• Fairview Creek Watershed Council Diane Fawcett-Ohlson, Coordinator
• Tryon Creek Watershed Council Teri Preeg-Rigsby, Chair

Organizations for Healthy Watersheds

Tualatin Riverkeepers	Streamnet: Fish Data for the Northwest	Friends of Trees
Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds	U.S. Geological Survey	Oregon Noxious Weed Web
For the Sake of the Salmon	American Heritage Rivers	Oregon Environmental Council
Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board	The Water Stewards Network	SOLV - Working to Preserve This Treasure Called Oregon
Audubon Society of Portland	River Network	Student Watershed Research Project
U.S. EPA: Surf Your Watershed	Watershed Management Professional Program	The Nature Conservancy, Oregon Chapter
Northwest Service Academy

Other Resources

• Powellhurst-Gilbert Neighborhood Association