Annual State of the Watershed Science Talk!
May 31 at the Lucky Lab Pub
JOIN THE TRYON CREEK WATERSHED COUNCIL FOR OUR ANNUAL STATE OF THE WATERSHED SCIENCE TALK!
Thursday, May 31, 6 – 8pm at Lucky Lab Public House in Multnomah Village
We have fish-friendly habitat in our creek system! That’s right – the US Fish & Wildlife Service and Portland Bureau of Environmental Services recently published a paper about our Tryon Creek Watershed – and they will be presenting their findings and chatting about fish, wildlife, and habitat at the Tryon Creek Watershed Council’s annual State of the Watershed Event. This year being held at the Lucky Lab Public House in Multnomah Village, with grant support from the City of Portland and Southwest Neighborhoods, Inc. Pizza and salad provided but registration required TICKETS HERE! Questions? Contact Terri Preeg Riggsby, TCWC Executive Director, coordinator@tryoncreek.org or 971-404-4909.
The Tryon Creek Watershed Council restores, protects, and enhances the ecological health and function of our unique urban watershed. The majority of TCWC projects involve restoration of riparian native vegetation on stream banks, particularly on private properties that lie along key wildlife corridors that neighbor green-spaces and that are adjacent to existing restoration sites. The council supports projects that remove fish passage barriers and coordinates partnerships, watershed planning, and monitoring.
Tryon Creek Watershed Council, established in 1994 as a small group of caring citizens is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with an active board and 400 volunteers.