Johnson Creek Watershed Council is very busy behind the scenes putting together new projects and programs that we are super excited to share with the community. Read on for more […]
We are Working Hard for You!! Read More »
Eight years ago Johnson Creek Watershed Council (JCWC) surveyed and prioritized 275 fish passage barriers in the Johnson Creek Watershed. Since then, the Council has completed eight fish passage projects,
We’re Opening More Stream for Fish Passage in Boring! Read More »
Introduced species: Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) Characteristics Purple loosestrife is an herbaceous perennial, native to Europe, Asia, and northwest Africa, typically growing 1-1.5 m (3-5 feet) tall. The plant is
JCWC’s newest nature program proves a success Summer brings glittering, buzzing, glorious dragonflies to the banks of Johnson Creek. To celebrate these beautiful insects, Johnson Creek Watershed Council recently launched
Dragonfly Days Take Flight Read More »
Last month volunteers flocked to St. Mary Ethiopian Orthodox Church to help out with their annual summer cleaning. Way back in 2013 St Mary’s partnered with Johnson Creek Watershed Council
Big Bioswale Beautification-Thank you Volunteers! Read More »