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Habitat – Riparian

Learn to identify 12 pernicious plants that threaten our waterways.

Local experts will lead you on a free guided tour of the Mill Race on May 30th.

Learn about the projects that are planned and underway to improve the Mill Race aesthetically, hydrologically, and ecologically.

The Mill Race is a short but significant waterway that turned Corvallis into a major economic force for the Willamette Valley. Find out how it all began.

Goats are becoming a more common weed control option- find out why.

How you feel about beavers probably depends on where you live and what your experiences with them have been. Not everyone who has beavers on their property wants to keep them around. According to a recent survey of Oregonians, respondents who have experienced beaver impacts are less likely to take advantage of incentives for retaining

Do you have a streamside or riverside area on land you manage? You could get paid to take this land out of production!

The first project of the Willamette Mainstem Cooperative (WMC) was a two-year survey of plants and habitat. Dick Brainerd summed up the findings in a report that is being used as a management tool. This post summarizes the report’s findings.

An inside look at the Oak Creek Center for Urban Horticulture.

View this charming video to follow the journey of Oak Creek in Corvallis, Oregon.

The goal of the Benton Fish Passage Improvement Project was identifying, prioritizing, and planning fish passage and stream restoration projects throughout Benton County.