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Oregon Watershed News

Obama climate change report discusses Pacific salmon

Walla Walla Watershed Council addresses groundwater managment issues in Eastern Oregon in the Journal of Southwest Hydrology

Reuniting a River: After fighting for years over its water, farmers, Indians, and fishermen are joining forces to let the troubled Klamath River run wild again (National Geographic Story)

Smith River Watershed Council restores stream habitat damaged by forest fires

Tenative deal to remove four dams on the Klamath River could clear a path for salmon recovery

A new book produced by the Luckiamute Watershed Council splashes onto the literary scene

Marys River Watershed Council and the City of Corvallis collaborate with state and federal partners to re-establish fish passage on Rock Creek

Wild Salmon Center supports funding for salmon stronghold on the Illinois River

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The Network of Oregon Watershed Councils is dedicated to supporting the work of watershed councils throughout the state by increasing council capacity, improving key relationships and promoting public awareness of watersheds and watershed councils.

Founded in November 2004 by watershed council coordinators and members from throughout Oregon, the Network aims to assist councils by working with our partners to provide tools and services that will make councils even more effective in their local watersheds.