What’s That Plant?
Aptly named for its tendency to pop up in burned areas, this month’s featured species is an eye-catcher: fireweed (Chamaenerion angustifolia) sports columns of magenta-pink flowers at the top of […]
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Aptly named for its tendency to pop up in burned areas, this month’s featured species is an eye-catcher: fireweed (Chamaenerion angustifolia) sports columns of magenta-pink flowers at the top of […]
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Details Calling all artists! We’re looking for a design for our 2026 Johnson Creek Clean-Up T-shirt! Could it be you? Send us your original art on the theme of clean
Art Contest for 2026 Creek Clean-up T-shirts! Read More »
Long-time followers of JCWC may remember a project we did on a property owned by the Centennial School District, where Mitchell Creek once had an inline impoundment created by an
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This month’s featured species has been saddled with a slightly melancholy moniker, owing to the timing of its bloom: farewell-to-spring (Clarkia amoena) opens its pink, cup-shaped blossoms just as summer
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Dragonflies and damselflies! Community came together to learn how to tell a dragonfly and damselfly (Odonates from the order Odonata) apart, areas they favor, and what types of weather conditions