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Long Tom Watershed Council
751 South Danebo Ave.
Eugene, OR 97402
Dana Dedrick
Watershed Coordinator/
Executive Director
(541) 338-7055
Jason Schmidt
Urban Watershed Restoration
Specialist
(541) 653-0991
Amanda Wilson
Fiscal Manager
(541) 338-7060
Rob Hoshaw
Operations Manager
(541) 338-7060
Restoration Team
Cindy Thieman
Restoration Program Director
(541) 338-7033
Jed Kaul
Aquatic Projects Manager
(541) 338-7058
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The Long Tom Watershed Council is a volunteer group of citizens from diverse perspectives coming together to learn about the watershed and do what they can to improve the water quality and habitat conditions.
Council Mission:
The Long Tom Watershed Council serves to improve water quality and watershed condition in the Long Tom River basin through education, coordination, consultation, and cooperation among all the interests, using the collective wisdom and voluntary action of our community members.
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Confluence of the Willamette and Long Tom Rivers
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| Oregon's Long Tom River and its tributaries flow from the crest of the Coast Range Mountains through Fern Ridge Reservoir, then northward to join the Willamette River just beyond the town of Monroe. Other tributaries join the Long Tom from the surrounding valley, including the Amazon which flows through Eugene. |
Camas, a native wetland plant |
The Long Tom River and the surrounding watershed provide a multitude of benefits including: productive forest and farm lands, recreational opportunities, and habitat for cutthroat trout, blue heron, western pond turtle, and many sensitive plants. |
Adult Coastal Cutthroat Trout |
LTWC is featured in the January issue of Science Findings!
Read the article: "Watershed Councils: It takes a Community to Restore a Watershed"
The Long Tom Watershed Council is a recipient of the
The Science and Practice of Ecology and Society Award for 2009!
Read about the Council's accomplishments in:
"Social Infrastructure to Integrate Science and Practice: the Experience of the Long Tom Watershed Council", published in the Journal of Ecology and Society.
* For upcoming meetings and events please see our Calendar |
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