eDNA Results Are In!
At the end of April Johnson Creek Watershed Council staff headed out to Leach Botanical Garden in search of salmon. Well… salmon DNA. The goal of Johnson Creek’s eDNA program […]
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Exciting New Large Wood Project at the Confluence!
We are excited to announce that Meyer Memorial Trust has awarded Johnson Creek Watershed Council a grant to design and permit large wood structures at the confluence with the Willamette
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Fish passage work continues in Mitchell Creek!
JCWC recently completed another fish passage project in Mitchell Creek, a cold water tributary to Kelley Creek near Pleasant Valley. Since 2015 we have been working to restore fish passage
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Stream Restoration Project Transforms Habitat Almost Overnight!
Before photo below: After photos below: Last July we completed an instream restoration project in the lower portion of Johnson Creek near Milwaukie in partnership with the Oregon Watershed Enhancement
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eDNA helps evaluate fish passage
Photos by Bruce MacGregor While DNA testing has most often been used to solve crimes or locate distant cousins, it now helps answer an important stream restoration question. Determining if
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