Water Environment Services

Únete al Consejo de Cuencas de North Clackamas mientras exploramos los diversos hábitats de robles y humedales que sustentan esta única área natural urbana. Practicaremos la identificación de sus numerosas especies de plantas y discutiremos sobre el próximo proyecto de restauración liderado por nuestros socios de los Servicios Ambientales de Agua de Clackamas.

Join North Clackamas Watersheds Council for an in-person two-part workshop focused on streamside stewardship! 

We will be starting the morning inside, with brief discussion on regional geography and sustainable stewardship practices, before heading outside to get our hands dirty and learn some seasonal techniques for streamside stewardship, including native plant identification and plant propagation!

Tools, coffee and light refreshments are provided!

Johnson Creek is a unique waterway, providing home and habitat to lots of special wildlife and a lot of human communities. This event is a great time to come together and care for the creek and watershed as we weed, plant and mulch to help restore a healthier watershed. 

Gloves and all necessary tools and instructions will be provided plus snacks, coffee and a free lunch at the end of the event. Youth 16 and younger MUST be accompanied by an adult, youth 16-18 may come unaccompanied but need a waiver signed by a parent or guardian. 

Join this online community event to learn about the ecology and ongoing restoration work at 3 Creeks Protected Area. There will be a brief presentation on the Clackamas Water Environment Services floodplain restoration efforts, nature education and citizen science projects and ways you can get involved in supporting the future of this unique protected area. The presentation will be followed by an informal Q&A session facilitated by North Clackamas Watershed Council staff. 

Speakers: Dave Bugni (Clackamas River Basin Council), Michael Krochta (Portland State University), Dr. Heejun Chang (Portland State University), and Kara Anlauf-Dunn (Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife)

Join the Wetlands Conservancy and spend your Saturday morning learning about slimy swamp critters! You'll join a team of scientists to gather data on amphibian populations throughout Washington and Clackamas Counties. This is your opportunity to spend time in nature and observe the fascinating life cycles of our native frogs and salamanders!