How (and why and where) to Hunt Bugs
Let’s say you’ve got a site where you’re hoping to improve the health of a stream–by removing a dam, say, or adding large wood for habitat. How do you know […]
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Let’s say you’ve got a site where you’re hoping to improve the health of a stream–by removing a dam, say, or adding large wood for habitat. How do you know […]
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written by Marlee Eckman What happens when 180 people get together on the same day, all wearing the same shirt, and you give them trash bags? 6.4 tons of trash
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This month’s featured native: Douglas aster (Symphyotrichum subspicatum) At a time of year when even many native species–adapted though they are to our long, droughty summers–are looking a bit worse
What’s That Plant? Read More »
The confluence large wood project is underway!!! After many years of planning, materials such as logs and boulders are being moved towards the project site on the confluence of Johnson
Salmon Rest Stop, Coming Soon! Read More »
One of the most common questions we get from people about Johnson Creek is, “Are there fish in there?” Longtime watershed residents talk about a time when salmon were so
Are There Fish In There? Read More »