Coast Fork Willamette Watershed Council

Watershed councils are a model of engaging communities in water quality and habitat improvements that is unique to Oregon. There are over 60 around the state-we can all be reached through the Network of Oregon Watershed Councils. Program Activities Include: RESTORE WATERSHED FUNCTION Create a restoration program that is supported in the financial and technical resources necessary to effectively improve aquatic and terrestrial habitat water quality Coordinate with experts to conduct studies collect data and develop restoration strategies and designs necessary to improve watershed condition in the Coast Fork Willamette River basin Establish & maintain a diverse Technical Committee to review Coast Fork-focused studies monitoring results project designs and implementation outcomes Maintain a GIS database and produce relevant maps of watershed projects necessary to present project opportunities and document results and educate and activate the watershed community by providing opportunities for the general public to be involved in watershed enhancement activities public meetings work parties other events.