What do we do?

Use science and best practices to enhance, restore, and conserve the ecological health and function of our unique urban watershed, and promote a stewardship understanding and ethic amongst our watershed residents and visitors

FISH PASSAGE 

Replacing or retrofitting barriers so fish can access healthy habitat throughout the watershed.

RESTORATION

Removing invasive plants, then planting native shrubs and trees to support native pollinators, fish, birds, mammals, and more.

COMMUNITY

Engaging with all of our community members through educational events like Science Talks and on-the-ground workshops, and volunteer restoration events. 

Latest News

West Willamette Watersheds (W3) Collaboration

Introducing the West Willamette Watersheds (W3) Collaboration Dear Tryon Creek Watershed Council Community, We’re excited to share news of a new and growing initiative aimed at strengthening watershed health and[…]

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Science Talk: Beavers in our Watersheds!

Tryon Creek Watershed Council is excited to invite you to our upcoming Science Talk featuring Watershed Scientist Katie Holzer, Ph.D.! Join us at the Lake Theater & Cafe in Lake[…]

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Board Meetings

Tryon Creek Watershed Council board meetings are held on the second Monday of the month.  Confirm scheduled meetings and location on the calendar.

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Meeting Location

Meeting location varies between in-person, at Tryon Creek State Park Nature Center and remote, on Zoom. For details, contact Alexis, alexis@tryoncreek.org.

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Contact Us

Email Tryon Creek Watershed Council Executive Director Alexis Barton Castro, alexis@tryoncreek.org