Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Lucky Lab and on Zoom last week! Here is the recording link (Dr Buhl’s presentation begins at 9 minutes in); here is a post-event survey link. Join us at the Lucky Lab, or on Zoom, on Thursday 11/17 for a talk by Dr. Christine Buhl, Oregon…
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We are glad to share with you an annual report on our activities during the 2021-2022 project year (July 1 2021 – June 30 2022), which covers Council updates, successes and program highlights. Click here to view or download our 2021-2022 Annual Report (two-page view recommended) (We suggest enabling two-page view either in a new…
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Click here to RSVP for TCWC’s fall Community Science training on Oregon ash documentation & EAB symptom monitoring. We will be in touch as we set a Fall 2023 date. In November 2022, Tryon Creek Watershed Council put on a Science Talk with Dr. Christine Buhl, State Entomologist at the Oregon Department of Forestry. Here…
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We had a great time with the folks from HAKI Community Organization a few weeks ago, at a Family Park Day. HAKI Community does important work for the East African community that live in and near the Tryon Creek watershed, serving Swahili-speaking watershed residents & neighbors and helping with food security, affordable housing, English learning services,…
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Update on remaining volunteer opportunities – as of August 16, 2022: Flora Blitz at TCSNA – Saturday, August 20, 1-1:45pm Crayfish Survey in Marshall Park – Saturday, Sept 10, 7:45-8:45pm On your own time – ID Plants & Crayfish on iNaturalist Know that there’s pre-event homework to read our volunteer manual; email us (alexis@tryoncreek.org; schmittkyla@gmail.com)…
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We are so grateful to work with the PCC Sylvania Habitat Team, led by Professor April Ann Fong, in ongoing stewardship of this slice of wooded area on the southern side of campus. This was a rainy day that poured before and after, but not much during, our work party! We planted several dozen native…
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Spring 2022 – Planting with Cascade Education Corps We’re fortunate this year to have funding to work out in the field with Cascade Education Corps (CEC), an experiential education program for youth in the Tigard-Tualatin School District. In March we replanted a slope near the Boones Ferry Bridge, and in April we worked at Marshall…
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Just a few days before our Watershed Wide Event, TCWC had an exciting day in the field both with a student group and with several board members and partners: On Thursday March 10th, TCWC’s Coordinator was out in the field with Cascade Education Corps (CEC), a program providing experiential education for underserved youth in the Tigard-Tualatin…
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Across 8 sites, we got a lot done! In total we had 157 volunteers, including 58 youth, who came out to volunteer to steward the watershed. Together we planted 747 native plants, removed invasive plants from .9 acre; some of this was dense stands of invasives, and some of this was a larger area with sparser…
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RSVP Here! Join us during lunchtime on Zoom on Tuesday, April 12th, for a science talk about turtles in the Tryon Creek watershed. Laura Guderyahn (currently a PhD student at Portland State University and Member of the Northwest Ecological Research Institute), will talk about native turtles in Oregon, where she is finding turtles in the…
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