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Long
Tom Watershed Council
751 South Danebo Ave.,
Eugene, OR. 97402
Dana
Erickson,
Watershed Coordinator/
Executive Director,
Ph: 541-683-6578
Cindy
Thieman,
Restoration & Monitoring
Program Director,
Ph: 541-683-2983
Amanda
Wilson,
Fiscal Manager,
Ph: 541-683-6949
Christy
Yost,
Outreach & Admin Specialist,
Ph: 541-683-6949
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Funding
and Partners: 1998 - 2003
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Two
main ideas of the Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds
are that each watershed council will be locally driven by
volunteerism and collaboration, and that seed money in grants
from the state will be matched at least 25%.
We have met and exceeded these expectations due to the many
people and organizations that care about the health of the
Long Tom Watershed. |
Total match to state grants
is 61% |
Private Industry and Organizations:
BiMart
C&L Farms
Coal Creek Logging
Delta Environmental Laboratory
Fern Ridge Community Action Network
Lane County Farm Bureau
Lane County Small Woodland Owners
Long Tom Industries
Monroe Telephone Company
Oregon Country Fair
Reerslev Farms, Inc.
Roseburg Forest Products
Safeway
Stroda Brothers Farm
SureCrop Farm Service
Swanson Superior Forest Products
The Nature Conservancy
Weyerhauser Corporation
Willamette Industries
Every
dollar of state money spent in the Long Tom Watershed is
matched by 1.3 dollars in private and federal contributions.
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Local Municipalities & Schools:
Rachel Carson Center Churchill High School
City of Eugene
City of Junction City
City of Veneta
East Lane SWCD
Eugene Water and Electric Board
Lane Council of Governments
Lane County Fair
State Universities & Agencies:
OR Department of Environmental Quality
OR Department of Fish and Wildlife
OR Department of Forestry
Oregon State University
Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board
OSU Extension Service
University of Oregon
Federal Agencies:
US Army Corps of Engineers
US Bureau of Land Management
US Environmental Protection Agency
US Fish and Wildlife Service
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Since
1998, council members have volunteered over 45 hours per week.
Thanks Everyone! |
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