Our Newsletter: LWC Meanderings
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LWC Info & Resources
Are you searching for downloadable resources to help spread the word about the LWC? We've got several brochures, one-page flyers, and resources that you can download and print. Click here to get a full list, including some resources in Spanish.
Our Watershed
The Luckiamute and Ash Creek watersheds encompass five ecoregions, and supports a diverse array of wildlife. The rich soils, abundant water, and lush forestland have also made this area important for human settlement.
Click here to continue... Watershed FAQs
What is a watershed? What makes a watershed council unique? Find the answers to your frequently asked questions right here.
Watershed Health
Whether you are interested in finding out how to identify and eradicate invasive species, or want to know how to get in touch with your local Soil and Water Conservation District, this is the place to go for the latest and greatest downloadable information!
Web Resources
Whether you are just beginning to explore watershed health or simply looking to fill in some knowledge gaps, there are a lot of great resources on the internet.
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- Reducing Fire Risk Through Invasive Tree Removal
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Events
- Smithfield Oaks Cultural Burn
- Traditional Ecological Knowledge Video Series
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Virtual Event Library
- 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
- Stay at Home Activities
- Event Archives
- Donate
- LWC Store
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Home
- 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
- Smithfield Oaks Cultural Burn
- Traditional Ecological Knowledge Video Series
- LSNA Self-Guided Tour
-
Virtual Event Library
- 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
- Stay at Home Activities
- Event Archives
- Donate
- LWC Store
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