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 * About
   * About Us
   * Annual Report 2023
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   * Where We Work
     * Clear Creek
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   * Restoration Projects
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   * Invasive Species Removal
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   * Shade Our Streams
   * “Journey Down the Clackamas” Video Series
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   Learn about our work restoring and protecting the Clackamas River wartershed.
   
   
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   Resident Resources
   We help property owners improve streamside conditions, remove invasive weeds,
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OUR MISSION

We foster partnerships for clean water and to improve fish and wildlife habitat
and the quality of life for those who live, work and recreate in the watershed.

WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY:

 * Undertaking watershed restoration to increase the abundance, diversity, and
   productivity of native resident and anadromous (salmon and steelhead) fish
   populations throughout the basin.
 * Protecting and enhancing the quality and quantity of source water for
   domestic water supplies to meet an increasing population.
 * Controlling non-native weeds, and restoring native vegetation to improve both
   aquatic and terrestrial habitats.
 * Engaging communities and landowners in watershed improvement projects that
   protect and enhance the natural resources.

Volunteer Now


“WHEN THE RIVER THRIVES, WE ALL THRIVE—ESPECIALLY WHEN WE WORK TOGETHER.”




VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS

Get the scoop on Council activities in these videos:

CLACKAMAS INSPIRES

This video was created for the 2022 Annual Clackamas Watershed Celebration.
It explores how the Clackamas River Basin Council's restoration work is
important not only for our ecology and wildlife, but also for the art and
culture of our basin.
We thank speakers Bobby Mercier from the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde,
Earlean Marsh from Spiral Gallery, Danica Glazier of Happy Valley, and CRBC
staff, as well as our narrator Todd Bartlett.

GARDENING FOR WILDLIFE

Your garden can bring joy to you, family and friends as well as local wildlife.
This presentation highlights our native wildlife and non-native invasive
species, their identification, interactions, habits, benefits and potential
impacts.

GARDENING FOR WILDLIFE PART 2

Learn about the hazards of pesticides and how beneficial insects can substitute
for the need to use pesticides, which flowers attract which pollinators, native
plants for each microclimate of your yard - and more!

JOURNEY DOWN THE CLACKAMAS: POLICIES PROVIDING SUCCESS IN THE CLACKAMAS RIVER
BASIN AND A LOOK TO FUTURE POLICIES

The success of work in the Clackamas River Basin comes from bringing partners
together and building upon policies that support this work. This final session
of Journey Down the River includes an overview of public policies, including
those in the future, that influence watershed stewardship.
Presenters: Jan Lee, Oregon Association of Conservation Districts, Tom Byler,
Oregon Water Resources Department, Jim Brick, Oregon Department of Fish &
Wildlife, and Representative Jeff Reardon, District 48


ANNOUNCEMENTS

 * Upper Clackamas Cleanup Nov 7, 2024
 * Beware of the Night Prowlers: Keep Birds Safe from Outdoor Cats This Spooky
   Season! Oct 29, 2024
 * Native Bats of the Clackamas Oct 17, 2024

All Announcements


EVENTS

 * Dec08
   Wildfire Pub Talk
 * Dec13
   Webinar: Native Plants For Climate Resilience
 * Feb21
   Webinar: Eco Friendly Curb Appeal

All Events


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