What do we do?

Restore, protect and enhance the ecological health and function of our unique urban watershed.

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

Watershed 101 Workshop with Lake Oswego United Church of Christ Green Team

Each fall and spring, we seek to work with groups to share watershed science education and implement hands-on restoration in the Tryon Creek watershed. Our Watershed 101 Workshop program is[…]

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Working with students to reach 200+ community members: Emerald Ash Borer Science Talk

This fall, TCWC worked with a student group in Lewis & Clark College’s ENVS 295: Environmental Engagement course, with Professor Jessica Kleiss. This course is designed to “offer students a[…]

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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

During COVID-19 precautions, we are holding online meetings via Zoom. Email us if you’d like to attend!

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Contact Us

Email our Coordinator, Alexis, at: alexis@tryoncreek.org