Join the LTWC Volunteer Restoration Crew on Friday, February, 24th from 9AM – 2PM, for Oak Seedling Planting, Riparian Planting and Live Staking, wth our Ecologist, Katie MacKendrick
News & Events
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Feb 16, 2017 Public Meeting: Long Tom River Landowners – Come review the maps please!
Long Tom River Habitat Enhancement Project – Public Meeting #2
Thurs, Feb 16, 6 – 7:30 p.m.
Monroe Community Library
380 N 5th St, Monroe, OR 97456
(Meet and greet with Clinton Begley at 5:30 p.m.)
December Volunteer Restoration Crew
Join the LTWC Volunteer Restoration Crew on Monday, December 12th for invasive species extraction, with our fish biologist, Jed Kaul!
November Newsletter! Appreciation & Vision from Dana Dedrick & Charles Ruff | Nov.29th Council Meeting Invite
Dear Watershed Friends & Interested Folks,
This month’s council newsletter is a big one! Not only in size, but in substance! November is a month for giving thanks, and the council has a lot to be thankful for!
Please enjoy special letters of vision and appreciation from Board Chair Charles Ruff about the exciting transition in leadership the council is enjoying, and from Dana Dedrick as she steps into her new role with the council as our Special Projects Lead! Also, please see the enclosed invitation to join us for our next Public Meeting on November 29th!
Read more in our PDF newsletter available here:Â https://www.longtom.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/ltwcnew_Nov-2016.pdf
Meet our new Watershed Coordinator and Executive Director!
“Meet and Greet” with Clinton Begley
Thurs, Feb 16, 5:30 – 6 p.m.
Monroe Community Library
380 N 5th St, Monroe, OR 97456
Nov 29, 2016 Public Meeting: Lower Long Tom River Habitat Improvement Plan
Tues, Nov 29, 6 – 8 p.m.
Monroe Community Library
380 N 5th St, Monroe, OR 97456
UPRIVER: A Film For The Willamette | Monroe Screening November 7th at the Monroe Public Library
Join the Long Tom Watershed Council and the Benton Soil and Water Conservation District for a screening of Freshtwaters Illustrated’s incredible film UPRIVER: A Film For the Willamette
The film focuses on the value of a community approach to conservation and features incredible aerial and under water cinematography, great story-telling, and a novel approach to telling the story of conservation in the Willamette valley.
Request for Qualifications & Bid for Community Outreach Project
LTWC is recruiting a consultant to implement the community outreach and restoration planning component of Lower Long Tom River Enhancement Project.
RFQ due October 10
Meet this year’s Board Candidates
Each year, the Nominating Committee recruits and recommends a slate of Board of Directors candidates for election at the Annual Meeting. This year’s slate includes Kea Cannon, Ginnie Grilley, Shelly Miller, and Jonathan Powell.Â
