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January 16, 2020

Work with us! Hiring Community Engagement Specialist

The Sandy River Watershed Council seeks a creative Community Engagement Specialist. This person will inspire community members towards basin-wide stewardship in the Sandy River and its tributaries.  The Community Engagement Specialist develops and implements communications strategies via digital and in-person engagement.

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December 1, 2019

The Upstream  Battle is On…

It’s a battle of natives and invaders. No, I’m not talking about American politics. You’ve probably read enough on that in today’s newspaper. This is a fight for stream habitat between non-native fishes and native salmon species in the upper Beaver Creek watershed. It’s a fight that humans unfortunately created out of self preservation, out of naivety, and without consideration for the consequences of these actions on our salmon’s survival. 

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August 19, 2019

Timberline to Troutdale Cleanups 2019

Our annual Timberline to Troutdale Cleanup events in September are the most fun way to give back to the Sandy, and they’re free!

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Columbia Land Trust site logjam
August 2, 2019

History Repeats For Salmon Habitat

Three years ago, our first Sandy River levee removal project took place on Columbia Land Trust (CLT) property near Brightwood.  […]

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July 31, 2019

Sandy-Salmon Construction Update

Construction has begun adjacent Clackamas County’s Barlow Wayside Park to restore salmon habitat while reducing downstream flooding risk.  The project […]

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Oregon slender salamander found in Gresham
July 9, 2019

Slimy Salamander Story

A lot of amazing wildlife calls Beaver Creek home. Some of these animals are expected to live in or near this urban and agricultural creek, like crayfish, great blue herons, treefrogs, and beavers. Others have surprised some of us a bit over the years by living so close to a city, like salmon, eagles, otters, and mountain lions. One rare animal amazed us when we discovered that it was living here right alongside us: the Oregon slender salamander.

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