Water Environment Services
Help us prevent polluting our streams and underground drinking water supplies.
Report sewer or stormwater problems or concerns, such as a sewer spill or illegal dumping into a storm drain.
Thank you for helping us to protect public health and the environment!
Are you interested in providing wildlife habitat, better water quality, and erosion control on a creek, stream, or river? Then join Clackamas Soil & Water Conservation District for a two-part streamside restoration workshop that includes a blend of presentations and hands-on learning.
In this two-day free workshop series, participants will learn:
Join in the fun and paddle from King City Community Park to Tualatin Community Park.
This self-guided 3.8-mile paddle hosted by Tualatin Riverkeepers includes a guidebook highlighting wildlife and history specific to this section of the river. Volunteer safety boats will be stationed along the route to ensure a safe event. Boats will launch at 15-minute intervals from 8:45am to 11:30am and participants will paddle downriver. Bathrooms, refreshments, and representatives from our sponsoring organizations will be there to greet you at the takeout site.
In this two-hour workshop, provided by North Clackamas Watersheds Council & Mosaic Ecology, participants will walk the Kellogg Impoundment natural area, identify native and invasive plants, discuss the best techniques for managing streamside areas, and practice restoration work!
Clackamas Water Environment Services is proud to support events like this that help protect water quality.
All are invited to join the Clackamas River Basin Council for the 22nd Clackamas Watershed Celebration! Join in celebrating the Clackamas as the thread that connects our communities while highlighting key restoration accomplishments over the past year.
Learn more: https://clackamasriver.org/events/22nd-clackamas-watershed-celebration/
Clackamas Water Environment Services is proud to support events like this that help protect water quality.
Join us in celebrating another year of stewardship in the Johnson Creek Watershed.
Learn more: https://www.jcwc.org/events/2024-annual-celebration/
Want to learn more about a watershed and how you can improve the water quality in one fun event? Come have fun and learn with Clackamas Water Environment Services, Johnson Creek Watershed Council, World Salmon Council, SOLVE, and North Clackamas Park and Recreation District for a family-friendly day of learning about and caring for a healthy Johnson Creek Watershed.
*Due to technical difficulties this meeting was recorded in progress and the first part of the meeting wasn’t saved. Please email WES with questions wescustomerservice@clackamas.us.
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