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Home
- World Water Day
- Coho in Waymire Creek
- LWC Newsletter
- Like Chocolate for Water Recipes
- Native Plant of the Month
- Emerald Ash Borer
-
Resources
- Plant ID Primer
- Willamette Valley Fungi
- Native Plant Resources
- Native Plants for Fire Resiliency
- Reducing Fire Risk Through Invasive Tree Removal
- Be a Great Watershed Steward!
- Purchase "Writing Our Watershed" Book
- LWC Info & Resources
- Community Science
- Willamette Report Card
- FAQs
- Watershed Health
- Web Resources
- Members Only (Log-In Required)
- About
-
Projects
-
Get Involved
-
Events
- Earth Day at Ash Creek
- Spring Bird Walk
- Paseo de pájaros
- Sips 'n' Science: Backyard Butterflies & Conservation
- Smithfield Oaks Cultural Burn
- Traditional Ecological Knowledge Video Series
- LSNA Self-Guided Tour
-
Virtual Event Library
- Sips 'n' Science: Willamette Valley Conservation Area
- Sips 'n' Science: Beavers and Rangelands
- Sips 'n' Science: Fungi in the Forest
- Sips 'n' Science: Secrets of the River
- Sips 'n' Science: Managing Vegetation for Beaver
- Sips 'n' Science: Smokey the Beaver
- Sips 'n' Science: How to Beaver
- Sips 'n' Science: Paleoecology
- Sips 'n' Science: History of Fire
- Sips 'n' Science: Kalapuya History
- Sips 'n' Science: Splash-Damming
- Sips 'n' Science: Black Settlement History
- Stay at Home Activities
- Event Archives
- Donate
- LWC Store
Please help us keep trash out of our streets and our streams!
Sign up for this Adopt-A-Road volunteer activity below to help clean-up the LWC's adopted stretch of road in Polk County!
Sign up for this Adopt-A-Road volunteer activity below to help clean-up the LWC's adopted stretch of road in Polk County!
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**Note: After clicking the "Submit" button, you will be automatically directed to an online volunteer waiver form which you may fill out and submit online, or print out and bring with you. If you prefer to wait for the day of the event, that is okay too - we will have extra copies of the waiver available. Thank you!
Prefer to talk to us in person? You can also get volunteer information directly from Outreach Coordinator Suzanne Teller at (503) 837-0237.
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