When Scott Youngblood comes into the room, he doesn’t just bring a wealth of knowledge and a Southern drawl, he brings a contagious enthusiasm for conservation and restoration and an unparalleled love for the Willamette River. Read more »
In the world of invasive species, it’s hard enough to keep up with the new … Read more »
Wapato Harvesting for Planting at Collins Bay On a dry day in late summer, … Read more »
All of us at Benton SWCD would like to say a big Thank You to … Read more »
The Willamette River Report Card gives the river an overall passing grade of B- and … Read more »
Goats are helping the City of Albany tackle invasive English ivy. Read more »
Volunteers paddled the Willamette River with one goal in mind: remove invasive water primrose! Read more »
Learn to identify 12 pernicious plants that threaten our waterways. Read more »
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. Read more »