Johnson Creek Watershed Council

2025 Dragonfly Day
2025-06-14 13:00 - 15:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Oregon
Dragonfly Day is here! We’re celebrating our favorite flying friends with a bunch of fun activities that kids and adults will enjoy! Join us on Saturday, June 14th from 1pm – 3pm at Tegart Ponds in SW Gresham. You can…

Try your hand at catching dragonflies
Learn about differences between dragonflies and damselflies
Make dragonfly art and crafts to take home
Learn about pollinator friendly gardening practices
Learn about the benefits of stormwater ponds and how watersheds function
HAVE FUN!

Whatever you do, don’t miss Dragonfly Day! See you there!
Please RSVP by clicking here so we know how many people to expect!
What: Dragonfly Day
When: June 14th, 1pm-3pm
Where: Tegart Pond in SW Gresham. The nearest address is 4293 SW Brixton Ave, Gresham, OR 97080.
How to prepare: This event will happen rain or shine, so dress for weather: rain coat, warm layers, sun hat, and sunscreen as necessary. Wear sturdy, close-toed shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. Some activities will take place in and around long grasses and potentially pokey plants. Long sleeves and long pants are recommended. Bring a filled water bottle and a snack. You can also bring a blanket or folding chairs to sit in the grass
We will provide: All necessary instruction and materials for activities. If you have your own insect net you are welcome to bring it. We can also provide bus fare to and from the event. Please contact info@jcwc.org to arrange bus fare.
Health and Safety: We will follow current Oregon Health Authority guidelines. Stay home if you are experiencing symptoms of any contagious illness or have had recent contact with someone exhibiting symptoms of any illness.
Children are welcome: This event is great for children of all ages.
Accessibility: This event may require standing, sitting, or squatting for extended periods of time. There will be limited seating and shade available. The dragonfly catching activity will take place in and around a stormwater pond with mildly sloping to flat banks. A portable bathroom will be available.
Please RSVP by clicking here so we know how many people to expect!
Directions: Tegart Ponds are located at the corner of SW 43rd St and SW Brixton Ave in Gresham. The closest street address is 4293 SW Brixton Ave, Gresham.
By transit: This site is not easily accessed by public transit. Take Bus #9 (Portland/Gresham TC) to W Powell & SW Duniway. Transfer to Bus #82 (Gresham Village) and take it to SW Heiney & Binford Lake. Walk about 1.5 miles south on Wonderview Dr, SW 27th D., SW Mawcrest Ave, SW Willow Pkwy, SW 31st St, SW Tegart Ave, SW 38th St, and SW Brixton Ave. Take the access path from the corner of SW Brixton and SW 43rd south to the wetland trail.
By bike: Take the Springwater Corridor Trail to SW Highland Dr. Follow SW Highland Dr south (it will become SW Pleasant View Dr and then SE 190th Dr) for about 1.5 miles. Turn left (east) onto SW Butler Rd, then right on SW Tegart Ave, left on SW 38th, and right onto SW Brixton Ave. Find the access path to the wetlands at the corner of SW Brixton Ave and SE 43rd St.
By car: Take SE Powell Blvd (from Portland) or W Powell Blvd (From Gresham)/Hwy 26 to SW Highland Dr. Turn south onto SW Highland Dr (it will become SW Pleasant View Dr and then SE 190th Dr). Turn left onto SW 41st St, then right onto SW Brixton Ave. Park along SW 43rd St (please be respectful of our neighbors’ driveways!).
Thank you to our funders and partners for supporting watershed health. The Mintkeski Family Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation, City of Gresham, East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District.

¡El Día de la Libélula ya está aquí! ¡Celebraremos a nuestros amigos voladores
favoritos con un montón de actividades divertidas que disfrutarán niños y adultos!
Acompáñenos el sábado 14 de junio de 1pm a 3 pm en los Estanques Tegart, en el
suroeste de Gresham. Usted podrá:
Intentar atrapar libélulas
Aprender sobre las diferencias entre libélulas y caballitos del diablo
Hacer manualidades con libélulas para llevarlas a casa
Aprender sobre las prácticas de jardinería amigables con los polinizadores
Conocer los beneficios de los estanques de aguas de lluvia y cómo
funcionan las cuencas hidrográficas
¡DIVIÉRTASE!
¡No se pierda el Día de la Libélula! ¡Esperamos verlo allí!
¡Confirme su asistencia haciendo clic aquí para que sepamos cuántas personas
podemos esperar!
Qué: Día de la Libélula
Cuándo: 14 de junio, 1pm-3pm
Dónde: Estanques de Tegart en el suroeste de Gresham. La dirección más cercana
es 4293 SW Brixton Ave, Gresham, OR 97080.
Cómo prepararse: Este evento se llevará a cabo con lluvia o sol, así que vístase
según el clima: impermeable, capas abrigadas, sombrero para el sol y protector
solar según sea necesario. Use zapatos resistentes y cerrados y ropa que no le
importe ensuciar. Algunas actividades se llevarán a cabo dentro y alrededor de
pastos altos y plantas potencialmente diminutas. Se recomienda usar pantalones
largos y mangas largas. Traiga una botella de agua llena y un refrigerio. También
puede traer una manta o sillas plegables para sentarse en el césped.
Proporcionaremos: Toda las instrucciones y los materiales necesarios para las
actividades. Si tiene su propia mosquitera, puede traerla. También podemos ofrecer
el pago de tarifas de autobús de ida y vuelta al evento. Comuníquese con
info@jcwc.org para organizar la tarifa del autobús.
Salud y seguridad: Seguiremos las directrices actuales de la Autoridad Sanitaria de
Oregon. Quédese en casa si tiene síntomas de alguna enfermedad contagiosa o si
ha tenido contacto recientemente con alguien que presente síntomas de alguna
enfermedad.
Los niños son bienvenidos: Este evento es ideal para niños de todas las edades.
Accesibilidad: Este evento puede requerir estar de pie, sentado o en cuclillas
durante periodos prolongados. Habrá asientos limitados y sombra disponibles. La
actividad de captura de libélulas se llevará a cabo en y alrededor de un estanque de
aguas de lluvia con orillas de pendiente leve a plana. Habrá un baño portátil
disponible.
¡Confirme su asistencia haciendo clic aquí para que sepamos cuántas personas
podemos esperar!

Instrucciones: Los Estanques de Tegart se encuentran en la esquina de SW 43rd
St y SW Brixton Ave en Gresham. La dirección más cercana es 4293 SW Brixton
Ave, Gresham.
Transporte público: No se puede acceder fácilmente a este sitio en transporte
público. Tome el autobús #9 (Portland/Gresham TC) hacia W Powell y SW Duniway.
Cambie al autobús #82 (Gresham Village) y baje en SW Heiney & Binford Lake.
Camine aproximadamente 1.5 millas hacia el sur por Wonderview Dr., SW 27th D.,
SW Mawcrest Ave, SW Willow Pkwy, SW 31st St, SW Tegart Ave, SW 38th St y SW
Brixton Ave. Tome el sendero de acceso desde la esquina de SW Brixton y SW 43rd
sur hasta el sendero del humedal.
En bicicleta: Tome el sendero Springwater Corridor hasta SW Highland Dr. Siga por
SW Highland Dr hacia el sur (se convertirá en SW Pleasant View Dr y luego en SE
190th Dr) durante aproximadamente 1.5 millas. Gire a la izquierda (este) hacia SW
Butler Rd, luego a la derecha en SW Tegart Ave, a la izquierda en SW 38th y a la
derecha en SW Brixton Ave. Encuentre el camino de acceso a los humedales en la
esquina de SW Brixton Ave y SE 43rd St.
En coche: Tome SE Powell Blvd (desde Portland) o W Powell Blvd (desde Gresham)
/Hwy 26 hasta SW Highland Dr. Gire hacia el sur hacia SW Highland Dr (se
convertirá en SW Pleasant View Dr y luego en SE 190th Dr). Gire a la izquierda en
SW 41st St y luego a la derecha en SW Brixton Ave. Estaciónese a lo largo de SW
43rd St (¡por favor, respete las entradas de nuestros vecinos!).
Gracias a nuestros financiadores y socios por apoyar la salud de las cuencas
hidrográficas. El Fondo de la Familia Mintkeski de la Fundación Comunitaria de Oregon,
la Ciudad de Gresham y el Distrito de Conservación de Suelos y Aguas de East
Multnomah.

Wildlife Walk for the Queer & Trans Community
2025-08-02 09:00 - 11:00
Join Marlee (they/them) for a slow, meandering walk and hang at Powell Butte Natural Area. Recently we have seen deer, coyotes, kestrels, lazuli buntings, and many more! The goal of this event is to see some sick wildlife, but also have time to connect and chat with each other 🙂
This is the first of what will hopefully be many wildlife walks for the Queer and Trans community. Thank you for being part of the pilot!
This event is only for individuals that identify as part of the LGBTQIA2S+ (or Queer) community. Allies we love you, but this event is not for you.
Click here to RSVP

What: Wildlife Walk for the Queer & Trans Community. A super chill, very slow walk through Powell Butte Natural Area.
When: 9:00am-11am, Saturday, August 2nd, 2025
Where: Powell Butte Natural Area (directions will be emailed after registering)
What to bring: Bring a filled water bottle and snacks. You’re welcome to bring your own binoculars, field guides, or anything else you like on a nice walk.
What to wear: Dress for the weather! We will be staying on the trails, but sturdy, close-toed shoes are recommended. Bring a raincoat or a hat and sunscreen, as appropriate.
What we will provide: Snacks, field guides, some binoculars. We can also provide bus fare to the event. Please contact info@jcwc.org to arrange bus fare.
Health and Safety: We will follow current Oregon Health Authority guidelines. Masks are not required, but encouraged in indoor spaces where social distancing is not possible. Stay home if you are experiencing symptoms of any contagious illness or have had recent contact with someone exhibiting symptoms of any illness.
Accessibility: This event will require walking, standing, and sitting. The trails we will be travelling are 2.5 miles. The trail is composed of gravel and paved sections. For more trail information click HERE. There will be a bathroom available for this event. There may be some noise from nearby roads, but generally the park is quiet.

Click HERE to RSVP

Thank you to our funders and partners for supporting watershed health. The Mintkeski Family Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation, Portland General Electric, East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District, Portland Parks & Recreation, and Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services.

Science in the Park
2025-09-27 10:00 - 12:00
Join us for a morning of fun scientific exploration in the park. This year we are learning about what is in the Johnson Creek Watershed! We’ll have interactive stations about salmon, insects and more! This event is great for elementary and pre-k age kids to discover what kinds of things contribute to a healthy watershed.
Participants will learn about First Foods, participate in a salmon lifecycle obstacle course, observe macroinvertebrates, build a pinecone birdfeeder and create colorful craft dragonflies.
We’re also teaming up with SOLVE for a morning clean up from 9am-11am!
RSVP not required, but encouraged. RSVP here!
When: Saturday, September 27th, 10:00am-12:00pm. Arrive early to participate in SOLVE’s clean up from 9-11am!
Where: Mill Park, 6201 SE Overland St, Milwaukie, OR 97222 (directions below)
What: Science in the Park
How to prepare: Bring a filled water bottle and some snacks! Feel free to bring a blanket or chairs to sit out on the grass.
What we provide: Instruction and materials. We can also provide bus fare to and from the event. Please contact sima@jcwc.org to arrange bus fare.
Health and Safety: We will follow current Oregon Health Authority guidelines. Masks are not required, but encouraged in indoor spaces where social distancing is not possible. Stay home if you are experiencing symptoms of any contagious illness or have had recent contact with someone exhibiting symptoms of any illness.
Children are encouraged to attend! This event is great for elementary and pre-k age kids.
Accessibility: This event may require standing or squatting/kneeling for long periods of time. An ADA portable bathroom is available for this event.
Directions: There is more than one Mill Park in the Portland area, so make sure you’re coming to the right one! Closest street address: 6201 SE Overland St, Milwaukie, OR 97222
By transit: Take the MAX Orange Line to SE Tacoma/Johnson Creek, then transfer to Bus #34 (Clackamas Town Center). Get off at the 9700 Block of SE Linwood and walk 2 blocks north on SE Linwood Ave, then turn east on SE Overland St to reach the park.
By bike: Take the Springwater Corridor Trail to SE Linwood Ave. Turn south onto SE Linwood Ave, then east onto SE Overland St to reach the park.
By car: From north of Johnson Creek, take SE Johnson Creek Blvd to SE Linwood Ave/SE Flavel Dr. Turn south onto SE Linwood Ave, then east onto SE Overland St to reach the park. From south of Johnson Creek, take SE King Road and turn north on SE Linwood Ave. After half a mile, turn east onto SE Overland St to reach the park.
RSVP not required, but encouraged. RSVP here!
Thank you to our funders and partners for supporting watershed health. The Mintkeski Family Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation, Portland General Electric, The City of Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services, North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District, and Clackamas Water Environment Services.

10th Annual Science Symposium
2025-10-21 13:00 - 17:00
This year’s symposium highlights the latest research and restoration projects shaping Johnson Creek and its surrounding ecosystems. From amphibian field guides to floodplain and wetland restoration, long-term data analysis, and the Confluence Project, presenters will share discoveries that reveal how our watershed is changing—and what that means for the future.
Come learn from local scientists, graduate students, and practitioners working to better understand and restore the health of Johnson Creek.

To see the full line-up of speakers and purchase tickets, click here!

What: Johnson Creek Science Symposium. Tickets $10.
When: Tuesday, October 21st, 1pm-5pm. The program starts promptly at 1pm. If you arrive after 1pm you will be let in during a break in programming. There will be a 30 minute break during the programming with hors d’oeuvres and refreshments available.
Where: Reed College Performing Arts Building Room 320, 3017 SE Woodstock Blvd, Portland, OR 97202. Parking is available in the Reed College West Parking Lot.
What to bring: Your burning questions on all things Johnson Creek Science! We also recommend bringing a sealable water bottle for use during the program.
What we will provide: So much science! We will also provide hors d’oeuvres and refreshments during a break mid way through the event.
Accessibility: This event requires standing or sitting for long periods of time. The venue is ADA accessible, including bathrooms.

To see the full line-up of speakers and purchase tickets, click here!

Thank you to our funders and partners for supporting watershed health. Thank you Portland Bureau of Environmental Services, Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board, and Sue & Dick Schubert.

Amphibian Egg Mass Survey Orientation Part 1: Online
2026-01-29 18:00 - 19:30
This event is full
Join Johnson Creek Watershed Council and the City of Gresham in an effort to track amphibians in Gresham’s stormwater ponds! Surveyors will spend time wading through stormwater ponds collecting data on amphibian egg masses of four different native species. These surveys are part of a regional effort to help us learn more about amphibians and their habitats to inform conservation and restoration plans.

What: Amphibian Egg Mass Surveys in Gresham
When & Where:
Online Training – January 29th 6:00pm-7:30pm. A Zoom link will be sent to you after registering.
Field Training and Gear Pick-up – January 31st 10:00am-12:00noon. Brickworks Stormwater Pond in SE Gresham, parking and access instructions will be emailed to you after registration.
Both training sessions are required.
Survey Season – Survey groups of 2-4 people will visit the assigned site(s) 3 times throughout Feb. and March .
Surveys involve systematically wading through ponds and gathering data on amphibian egg masses. Surveys can take between 30 minutes and 2 hours.
Volunteers need no prior experience or equipment. All will be provided. If you have your own walking stick, waders, and polarized sunglasses you are welcome to bring them.
Training will include:

How to identify an egg mass of Pacific chorus and red-legged frogs, and Northwestern & long-toed salamanders
Survey techniques
Field methods and safety

Health and Safety: We will follow current Oregon Health Authority guidelines. Masks are not required, but encouraged in indoor spaces where social distancing is not possible. Stay home if you are experiencing symptoms of any contagious illness or have had recent contact with someone exhibiting symptoms of any illness.
Children are permitted at some sites: Most surveys require wading in ponds and mud that ranges from ankle deep to waist deep. Some accommodations can be made. Youth 10 years old and older are welcome if accompanied by an attentive adult.
Accessibility: These surveys require wading in ponds and mud that ranges from ankle deep to waist deep. During the training we will review the relative difficulty of each survey site which you may take into consideration when choosing which site you would like to survey. In general surveyors should be sure-footed and able to walk and stand for up to 2 hours. Bathrooms are not available at most survey sites.

FAQ’s
Do I need to sign-up with another person? Nope! If you sign-up solo we will assign you a survey group.
If I want to sign-up with another person do they also have to register? Yes, everyone in your group should register so we have an accurate count of surveyors and can make sure everyone gets gear.
How many hours do I need to volunteer? Including training, about 5 to 8 hours depending on drive distance.
Can children volunteer? Most sites are relatively shallow, but are best for kids 10 and up.
How are monitoring sites assigned? There are about 12-15 sites that we hope to monitor around the Gresham/Fairview area. Site locations and descriptions are presented at the training and people can select first, second, third choice or no preference and we will match everyone by preference as best we can.

A huge thank you to the City of Gresham for helping to organize this event and to our generous funders that make the volunteer program possible. Thank you to the Mintkeski Family Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation, Portland General Electric, City of Gresham, Clackamas Water Environment Services, and City of Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services.

Amphibian Egg Mass Survey Orientation Part 2: In Person
2026-01-31 10:00 - 12:00

Beaver Science Talk
2026-02-19 17:30 - 19:30
The Johnson Creek watershed benefits from the wetlands that beavers create. These ecosystem engineers create habitats for instream and upland species while slowing down the creek, cooling it, and lowering fire risk. Join us for a slice and find out more about the amazing beaver from Katie Holzer, Watershed Scientist with the City of Gresham!
This event is free to attend, but please be prepared to purchase a drink and/or food to support Wall Street Pizza. Thank you Wall Street Pizza for hosting us!
Spots are limited! RSVP is required!
Click here to RSVP
What: Beaver Science Talk
When: Thursday, February 19th, 5:30pm-7:30pm. The talk will take place from 6pm-7pm, but we recommend arriving early to grab a spot to sit and order food and drinks!
Where: Gresham Wall Street Pizza, 201 N Main Ave, Gresham, OR 97030.
What to bring: Yourself! And some money to spend on yummy food and drinks!
What we provide: We can provide bus fare to and from the event. Please contact info@jcwc.org to arrange bus fare.
Children are welcome but must be accompanied by an attentive adult. This is an all ages event!
Health and Safety: We will follow current Oregon Health Authority guidelines. Masks are not required, but encouraged in indoor spaces where social distancing is not possible. Stay home if you are experiencing symptoms of any contagious illness or have had recent contact with someone exhibiting symptoms of any illness.
Accessibility: This event may require sitting or standing for up to 2 hours. The restaurant has an ADA ramp into the building. Bathrooms will be available at this event.
Click here to RSVP
Directions:
By Car: 201 N Main Ave, Gresham, OR 97030. There is parking available on N Main Ave and behind the restaurant.
By Bike: From the Springwater Corridor Trail exit at Main City Park and follow N Main Ave North to the restaurant.
By Transit: Bus line 9 – Exit at W Powell and N Main or N Main and NE 2nd. Walk North on N Main Ave until reaching the restaurant.
Thank you to our funders and partners for supporting watershed health. The Mintkeski Family Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation, Portland General Electric, and The City of Gresham.

Powell Butte Bird Talk with Tom Virzi
2026-03-18 17:30 - 19:30
Grab a pint and explore the wonderful world of Powell Butte’s bird population with us! Tom Virzi, PhD, Executive Director of Conservation InSight, will discuss the ongoing grassland bird surveys taking place on Powell Butte, how the surveys have informed management of the park, and the future of the program!
This event is free to attend, but please be prepared to purchase a drink and/or food to support Double Mountain Brewery. Thank you DMB for hosting us!!
Spots are limited! RSVP is required to attend!!
Click here to RSVP
What: Powell Butte Bird Surveys Pub Talk
When: Wednesday, March 18th, 5:30pm-7:30pm. The talk will take place from 6pm-7pm, but we recommend arriving early to grab a spot to sit and order food and drinks!
Where: Double Mountain Brewing,4336 SE Woodstock Blvd, Portland, OR 97206
What to bring: Yourself! And some money to spend on yummy food and drinks!
What we provide: We can provide bus fare to and from the event. Please contact info@jcwc.org to arrange bus fare.
Children are welcome but must be accompanied by an attentive adult. This is an all ages event!
Health and Safety: We will follow current Oregon Health Authority guidelines. Masks are not required, but encouraged in indoor spaces where social distancing is not possible. Stay home if you are experiencing symptoms of any contagious illness or have had recent contact with someone exhibiting symptoms of any illness.
Accessibility: This event may require sitting or standing for long periods of time. Bathrooms will be available at this event.
Click here to RSVP
Directions to site:
By Car: 4336 SE Woodstock Blvd, Portland, OR 97206. There is street parking available around the taproom.
Transit: Take the #19 or #75 along Woodstock Blvd and exit at Woodstock and 43rd.
Thank you to our funders and partners for supporting watershed health. The Mintkeski Family Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation, Portland General Electric, and The City of Portland.

Dragonfly Day Bioblitz
2026-06-06 13:00 - 15:00
Rescheduled – June 13, 1:00-3:00pm – register for updates
Dragonfly Day Bioblitz! We’re celebrating our favorite flying friends with a bunch of fun activities that kids and adults will enjoy! Join us on Saturday, June 6th from 1pm – 3pm at Tegart Ponds in SW Gresham. You can…

Add dragonflies and damselflies to our iNaturalist Bioblitz project
Try your hand at catching dragonflies
Learn the differences between dragonflies and damselflies
Make dragonfly art and crafts to take home
Learn about pollinator friendly gardening practices
Learn about the benefits of stormwater ponds and how watersheds function
HAVE FUN!

Whatever you do, don’t miss the Dragonfly Day Bioblitz! See you there!
Please RSVP by clicking here so we know how many people to expect!
What: Dragonfly Day
When: June 6th, 1pm-3pm Saturday, June 13th, 1pm-3pm
Where: Tegart Pond in SW Gresham. The nearest address is 4293 SW Brixton Ave, Gresham, OR 97080.
How to prepare: Create an account on iNaturalist and join the Bioblitz project – JCWC Dragonfly Day Bioblitz! Tegart Pond. This event will happen rain or shine, so dress for weather: rain coat, warm layers, sun hat, and sunscreen as necessary. Wear sturdy, close-toed shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. Some activities will take place in and around long grasses and potentially pokey plants. Long sleeves and long pants are recommended. Bring a filled water bottle and a snack. You can also bring a blanket or folding chairs to sit in the grass
We will provide: All necessary instruction and materials for activities. If you have your own insect net you are welcome to bring it. We can also provide bus fare to and from the event. Please contact info@jcwc.org to arrange bus fare.
Health and Safety: We will follow current Oregon Health Authority guidelines. Stay home if you are experiencing symptoms of any contagious illness or have had recent contact with someone exhibiting symptoms of any illness.
Children are welcome: This event is great for children of all ages.
Accessibility: This event may require standing, sitting, or squatting for extended periods of time. There will be limited seating and shade available. The dragonfly catching activity will take place in and around a stormwater pond with mildly sloping to flat banks. A portable bathroom will be available.
Please RSVP by clicking here so we know how many people to expect!
Directions: Tegart Ponds are located at the corner of SW 43rd Ave and SW Brixton Ave in Gresham. The closest street address is 4293 SW Brixton Ave, Gresham.
By transit: This site is not easily accessed by public transit. Take Bus #9 (Portland/Gresham TC) to W Powell & SW Duniway. Transfer to Bus #82 (Gresham Village) and take it to SW Heiney & Binford Lake. Walk about 1.5 miles south on Wonderview Dr, SW 27th D., SW Mawcrest Ave, SW Willow Pkwy, SW 31st St, SW Tegart Ave, SW 38th St, and SW Brixton Ave. Take the access path from the corner of SW Brixton and SW 43rd south to the wetland trail.
By bike: Take the Springwater Corridor Trail to SW Highland Dr. Follow SW Highland Dr south (it will become SW Pleasant View Dr and then SE 190th Dr) for about 1.5 miles. Turn left (east) onto SW Butler Rd, then right on SW Tegart Ave, left on SW 38th, and right onto SW Brixton Ave. Find the access path to the wetlands at the corner of SW Brixton Ave and SE 43rd St.
By car: Take SE Powell Blvd (from Portland) or W Powell Blvd (From Gresham)/Hwy 26 to SW Highland Dr. Turn south onto SW Highland Dr (it will become SW Pleasant View Dr and then SE 190th Dr). Turn left onto SW 41st St, then right onto SW Brixton Ave. Park along SW 43rd St (please be respectful of our neighbors’ driveways!).
Thank you to our funders and partners for supporting watershed health. The Mintkeski Family Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation, City of Gresham, East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District.
