LTWC Executive Director 
Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) is this year’s recipient of our Outstanding Community Partner award! In recent years EWEB has emerged as a strong partner to the Long Tom Watershed council and a coalition of partners focused on stormwater improvements in the Eugene/Springfield metro area. EWEB’s presence as a tremendous collaborator, thinking partner, … Read more
Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians are one of Oregon’s nine federally recognized Tribes. CTSI is comprised of Tribes and Bands from across Oregon and Northern California, including those with ancestral ties to the Long Tom Watershed. You can learn more about the formation of the Siletz reservation and the forced removal of these Tribes from … Read more
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Due to COVID-19, we haven’t had an in-person public meeting since February, and we miss seeing you! We’re considering creative ways we can continue to safely engage our community in learning opportunities during the pandemic. So we can better gauge interest, please share with us your comfort and interest in participating in different types of … Read more
Archived from 2020 We would like to thank our strong partners at McKenzie River Trust for their support of an emerging project with the Long Tom Watershed Council. We are working in collaboration with Tribes in our region to heal relationships among each other and the land. The project centers Native voices, relationships, and bringing … Read more
Over the last three years the Council has invested significantly in exploring what diversity, equity, and inclusion mean for the soul of our watershed community, and our mission. We have had meaningful dialogue with partners, staff, board, community members, foundations and donors, and have explored deeply why these principles are foundational to the health of … Read more
Did you know that 99% of wet prairies in the Willamette Valley are gone? Only 8 square miles remain. Learn what the Long Tom Watershed Council and partners are doing to restore this rare and important habitat. Click on www.longtom.org/coyotecreeksouth to view!
Our April 2020 Newsletter is now online! LTWC Newsletter April 2020 Newsletter Articles: Executive Director’s Letter Fun Ideas while Social Distancing Introducing Coyote Creek South! Donor Appreciation Summer Volunteer Opportunities Volunteer Appreciation Operation Appleseed Watershed Map LTWC Staff & Board Contacts
