Greater Oregon City Watershed Council

Greater Oregon City Watershed Council Works to conserve, enhance and protect the quality and ecological integrity of our watersheds Current Director: Thomas Gaskill

The Greater Oregon City Watershed Council (GOCWC) is a non-regulatory, non-governmental group consisting of a balance of watershed interests. As such, it seeks information, makes recommendations, and provides advice concerning the natural resources of the watershed and its restoration.

Join us at 10am for some weeding, mulching, and community buildingđź’Ş
06/05/2026

Join us at 10am for some weeding, mulching, and community buildingđź’Ş

Some avante garde creations from our time hanging out at last week’s farmers market !
06/03/2026

Some avante garde creations from our time hanging out at last week’s farmers market !

Great day 2 of the pacific lamprey workshop! We had a blast learning in the field and are so grateful@to our hosts at a...
06/02/2026

Great day 2 of the pacific lamprey workshop! We had a blast learning in the field and are so grateful@to our hosts at a Parrott Creek Cultural Ecology Project!

An opportunity to get involved with Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District!
05/28/2026

An opportunity to get involved with Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District!

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05/18/2026

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đź“Ł We want to hear from YOU, Oregon City!

Join us on May 21st from 6–8 PM for a public Open House to review exciting redevelopment designs for Clackamette Park.

Come see the proposals, ask questions, and share your feedback — your input shapes the future of our park!

đź“Ť Commission Chambers Robert Libke Public Safety Building, Oregon City

Learn more: https://www.orcity.org/822/Parks-Projects

"Thanks to voters investing in nature, Metro is able to protect more than 70 acres and a mile of salmon-bearing streams ...
05/14/2026

"Thanks to voters investing in nature, Metro is able to protect more than 70 acres and a mile of salmon-bearing streams in Clackamas County."
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Thanks to voters investing in nature, Metro is able to protect more than 70 acres and a mile of salmon-bearing streams in Clackamas County.

Voting is open for Nature in Neighborhood Community Choice Grants! So many amazing projects at Abernethy Creek, Clackam...
04/20/2026

Voting is open for Nature in Neighborhood Community Choice Grants! So many amazing projects at Abernethy Creek, Clackamette, Hilendale, and other beautiful Oregon City area parks. Help choose the next big nature project in your neighborhood!

This hub site contains information and maps related to Metro's 2025 Community Choice Grant project.

Thank you Commhnity Enhancement Grant for funding this plant in 2025 and the Youth Advisory Council volunteers for plan...
04/13/2026

Thank you Commhnity Enhancement Grant for funding this plant in 2025 and the Youth Advisory Council volunteers for planting it!

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