Get Outside Guide for Summer
There is plenty of family friendly fun to be had in and around the watershed this summer. (And most are cheap or free!) Check one out and get to know […]
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Service Learning for 235 Students!
This May, we hosted two of our largest service learning trips ever! On the afternoons of May 10 and 23rd, a combined 235 students from Rowe Middle School joined us
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Celebrating our 24th birthday!
An incredible 199 people signed up for our Annual Celebration & Fundraiser this year! Long time fish advocate Bill Bakke was our Keynote Speaker this year. Our Riffle Awards for
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Are You Our Next AmeriCorps Member?
Current AmeriCorps Member Jack Halsey with supervisors Courtney Beckel and Noah Jenkins, and Portland Parks and Recreation partner Susan Hawes. Photo by Colin Durfee The Johnson Creek Watershed Council is
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What’s That Weed?
Invasive: Yellow archangel (Lamiastrum galeobdolon) Characteristics: Yellow archangel, or yellow Lamium, is a fast-growing, rhizomatous, trailing (sometimes upright) perennial ground cover. Stems are square in cross-section, and are typically less