JCWC News

  • No Ivy Day 2024

    Johnson Creek Watershed Council and Leach Botanical Garden are teaming up for the city-wide No Ivy Day this year! This event will be held Saturday, October 26th, 9am- 12pm. Volunteers […]


  • What’s That Weed?

    Introduced species: Spurge Laurel (Daphne laureola) Characteristics: Spurge laurel is a slow-growing, shade-tolerant, long-lived evergreen shrub from Europe and the Mediterranean region.  It can grow in a wide range of conditions, […]


  • Welcome Back, Sima

    It is our pleasure to welcome back Sima Seumalo as our AmeriCorps member this year! After a full and exciting term as our Outreach and Riparian Specialist last year, she […]


  • From Brass Knuckles to Disco Shoes: The Quirky Finds of the Annual Johnson Creek Clean-Up

    What do brass knuckles, a boat, and a stuffed dinosaur have in common? They are some of the weirdest coolest things that were pulled out of the creek during this […]


  • What’s That Weed?

    Introduced species: Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus altissima) Characteristics:  Tree of Heaven—also called Chinese sumac or stinking sumac—is one of the great misnomers in the plant world.  It is a weedy, fast-growing […]


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East Multnomah County Volunteers Brave Winter for Watershed Conservation

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Volunteers brave cold to plant natives, remove invasives during 2024 Watershed Wide

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