JCWC News

  • Watershed Wide 2026 was a resounding success!

    On March 7th, 2026, Johnson Creek Watershed Council, our partners and our volunteers took on one of the biggest events of the year: Watershed Wide!  The weather was overcast to […]


  • Students go Birding at Errol Heights

    This year, Johnson Creek Watershed Council is teaming up with Portland Parks and Recreation’s Kelly Rosteck to bring students from across the Portland area to visit sites in the Johnson […]


  • What’s That Plant?

    This month’s featured native: licorice fern (Polypodium glycyrrhiza) This month, our vegetal spotlight shines mainly on the trunks of trees, which are the chief domain of our region’s lone epiphytic […]


  • Salmonid Habitat Restoration Tour

    Written by Jennifer Hamilton This weekend I joined a group of watershed and salmon enthusiasts for the Society for Ecological Restoration Northwest Chapter’s tour of one of the Johnson Creek […]


  • What’s That Plant?

    This month’s featured native: spring queen (Synthris reniformis; also Veronica regina-nivalis in some taxonomies) Amid the heavy duff of a Pacific northwest forest understory, the observant hiker might spy the inconspicuous flowers […]


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