Water Environment Services
Join virtually at the Environmental Learning Center for a series of programs to discover the diversity of wildlife living in and around the wetland.
Target audience K-2nd grade
January 13, 2026: Meet the Mallards
Mallards are frequently seen at the ELC. Join us to discover how the wetland provides habitat to this common and beautiful bird. Key concepts: adaptations, wetlands as nurseries, healthy water
January 20, 2026: Beavers: Nature’s Builders
February 19th - Indigenous Partnerships and Restoration
Presented by: Greg Archuleta, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
February 12th - Reconstructing Willamette Valley Environments
Presented by: David G. Lewis, PhD., Assistant Professor, Anthropology & Indigenous Studies, OSU
February 5th - Presentation by Ecotrust
Presented by: Kara Briggs, Vice-President for Tribal Lands and Waters Stewardship, Ecotrust
January 29th - Introduction to Indigenous Knowledge and Traditional Ecological Knowledge and How they are used to make tribal resource management decisions.
Presented by: Elaine Harvey, Watershed Department Manager, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission
January 22nd - Medicinal Plants
Presented by: Jennifer Rose Marie Serna, Wapato Island Farm
January 15th - Landscape and First Foods
Presented by: Greg Archuleta, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
January 8th - Indigenous Perspectives
Presented by: Greg Archuleta, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
Update: the overflow stopped at approximately 3:45 p.m., Tuesday afternoon
Due to the heavy rain event, Clackamas Water Environment Services (WES) personnel responded to an overflow of wastewater into the Willamette River early Tuesday morning.
Join the Clackamas River Basin Council (CRBC) for an inspiring and practical webinar on transforming your yard into a thriving, eco-friendly landscape! Learn how to replace traditional grass lawns with beautiful, low-maintenance alternatives that conserve water, reduce chemical use, and create vital habitat for native pollinators and wildlife.
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