Ivy Invaders
Vines climb toward the sun Growing upward, climbing trees For the trees, this is no fun The cage of vines and leaves English Ivy, strong and long Trees know there’s […]
Vines climb toward the sun Growing upward, climbing trees For the trees, this is no fun The cage of vines and leaves English Ivy, strong and long Trees know there’s […]
We are happy to welcome Jack Halsey as our new Confluence AmeriCorps member! Jack was a Fish Passage Intern with the council in the summer of 2013, surveying over 100
WHAT: Work Party with Friends of Tideman Johnson Park, Portland Parks and Recreation, and Johnson Creek Watershed Council WHEN: Saturday, Nov 3, 9am-12:00pm WHERE: Tideman Johnson Park. Closest address: 4401
Restoration Work Party at Tideman Johnson Park Read More »
Our volunteers rock! YOU made this possible! On the last Saturday in August, we held our 11th Annual Johnson Creek Clean-Up, and removed 5.3 TONS of harmful and unsightly debris
THANK YOU CLEAN-UP VOLUNTEERS! Read More »
High stream temperature is a huge problem for salmon across the Pacific Northwest. For more than 20 years, Johnson Creek Watershed Council and our agency partners have been planting streamside trees
Inline Pond Monitoring Project Read More »