Umpqua Watersheds hosts the 40th Annual River Cleanup
KEZI reports on River Cleanup in the Umpqua
Crater Lake National Park
I had the joy of my annual visit to Crater Lake. The lake was in spectacular colorful array. The park is the crown jewel of the Crater Lake [...]
Twin Lakes 9-24
It was a beautiful fall day to spend at Twin Lakes for the 17 happy hikers for the first joint hike with Umpqua Watersheds and Friends of the Umpqua Hiking [...]
Seeking expert bill writer, preparing wilderness characteristics booklet
By Diana Pace
The Crater Lake Wilderness Proposal team has been implementing guidance from experts such as Dave Stone, Andy Kerr, the Umpqua National Forest supervisor and the Wilderness Society. [...]
Education Update
By Cindy Haws…
Environmental education programs, beaver surveys persevere in fire season Expanding their horizons We had a wonderful three-day outdoor nature camp in July in partnership with the Cow [...]
Another year at AmeriCorps
By Julie Lowe
I’m baaack! I am thrilled to announce that I will be returning for another year as the outreach [...]
Turn on, tune in — do something!
installed a brand new battery backup and surge protector unit, guaranteeing uninterrupted power outage protection. Some of you [...]
Conservation Update
By Janice Reid….
bg-harvest-plan-vicinity-map Monitoring the conservation of our wildlife and wild areas is a full-time job. Most of us probably think that once a species is [...]
Outreach Update
By Kasey Hovik
Don’t miss our 13th annual celebration of clean water, craft beer & green living in the Umpqua’s hundred valleys! Umpqua Outback Stage When? Where? Cost? behind [...]
Introducing Two New Board Members
By Janice Reid..
In the last newsletter, I reported Umpqua Watersheds was growing and introduced our newest member. We are still growing, and I want to introduce two new board [...]