JCWC News

  • What’s That Plant?

    This month’s featured native: Pacific madrone (Arbutus menziesii) Pacific madrone is a distinctive tree species in the heather family (Ericaceae), reaching up to 25 m (80 ft) in height. It […]


  • David Douglas High School visits the Back 5 Project

    We kicked off September with a field trip by David Douglas High School at Leach Botanical Garden’s Back 5 Project. Leach staffers led a group of 29 high school students […]


  • Fall Field Trip Wrap Up

    This season has been full of service learning activities in the Johnson Creek Watershed! We commenced our fall season with a field trip to Leach Botanical Garden’s Back 5 Project […]


  • Thank you Volunteers and Community!

    Throughout the year our volunteers and community have poured a lot of sweat, a few tears, and not really a lot of blood, (we had no incident reports this year!) […]


  • Looking Back on Ten Years!

    By Daniel Newberry, former Executive Director The first thing that stood out to me when I started as JCWC Executive Director nearly ten years ago, was how welcome everyone made […]


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