By Katelyn Hale, Community Engagement Specialist | November 2020 Part 2 of 2: Salmon Spawning on Still Creek An-ad-rom-ous : […]
Salmon Spawning Habitat: It’s Good to be Complex
By Katelyn Hale, Community Engagement Specialist | November 2020 Part 1 of 2: Salmon Spawning on Still Creek On a […]
Towards Reciprocity: Orca, Chinook Salmon & The Columbia River
Orca Recovery Day, Saturday October 17th, 2020 | 4 pm PST The orcas, salmon, and waterways that bring beauty and […]
CANCELLED: Celebrate Earth Day with Vive NW!
Come celebrate Earth Day with us on April 18th! We will be planting trees to provide habitat and shade the Salmon River. This is an opportunity for our LatinX community to come together, make an impact and connect with the great outdoors.
MHCC English Students Respond to Salmon Safe Projects
On January 28th, 2020, Sandy River Watershed Council staff member Melissa lead a tour of the Mt. Hood Community College campus for six students of the MHCC WR 122:05 English class and their instructor. During this tour students engaged in discussion and inquiry about the Salmon Safe projects and why these projects are happening on their college campus. The following blog post is the students response to what they learned that day.
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.