Blue Skies For Watershed Wide!
Written by Marlee Eckman On March 1st Portland got its first taste of spring, well what we would call false spring as it dramatically dropped in temperature again a week […]
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Written by Marlee Eckman On March 1st Portland got its first taste of spring, well what we would call false spring as it dramatically dropped in temperature again a week […]
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Since September 2024, JCWC and Portland Parks and Recreation have worked with Sunnyside Environmental Middle School to offer students a chance to build a relationship with the land at Errol
Sunnyside Environmental Middle School Builds Relationship with Errol Heights Park Read More »
Long-time readers of JCWC’s publications (both print and online) might remember a project the Council completed several years ago on property owned by the Centennial School District in Pleasant Valley.
Mitchell Creek–Taking a Tributary’s Temperature Read More »
This month’s featured native: Willamette Valley Ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa var. benthamiana) Ponderosa pine is commonly thought of as one of the major tree species found east of the Cascades,
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This month’s featured native: Coast silktassel (Garrya elliptica) As the common name implies, this month’s featured plant is native to the Pacific coast (and the Coast Range); it is found
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