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West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District

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        • Conservation Planning
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        • Forest Fire-Safe Program
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        • Horse & Livestock Management
        • Invasive Weed Removal
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      • Invasive reed canarygrass
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      • Invasive yellow archangel
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      • Invasive Japanese knotweed
      • Invasive spurge laurel
      • Invasive orange hawkweed
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      • Invasive false brome
      • Invasive goatsrue
      • Invasive giant hogweed
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      • Invasive lesser celandine
      • Invasive Old Man's Beard or Traveler's Joy clematis
      • Invasive herb Robert
      • Invasive shiny geranium
      • Invasive Scotch broom and look-alikes
      • Invasive English & Irish ivy
      • Invasive Himalayan (Armenian) blackberry
      • Invasive English holly
      • Invasive garlic mustard
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      • Communications & Outreach Manager Job Announcement
      • 5-9-2018 Approved Minutes
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      • Public Comment - WMSWCD Endorsement of Metro's N. Tualatin Mountains Master Access Plan
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        Audubon Native Plant Database

        We love Audubon’s Native Plant Database!  All you have to do is enter your zip code to find a list of the best plants for the birds in your area, as well as local resources […]
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      • How a frog taxi works
      • Get the Real Dirt ~ Become a Master Gardener!
      • Living cheek by gill in urban cities possible
      • Farmers Team with Conservationists in Restoring Forest
      • 2/6/2014 Board Minutes
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      • Students Take Lead in Sustainable Farming
      • Biofuel from Grasses Cuts Carbon Emissions
      • Native Fish Decline in B.C. From Climate Change
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From the blog

How a frog taxi works

Kudos to all the folks in Linnton and beyond who are helping save the native red-legged frogs as they try to cross the busy highway 30 from breeding to spawning grounds.  See the video produced […]
Get the Real Dirt ~ Become a Master Gardener!

2018 OSU Master Gardener™ Training Registration NOW OPEN! Register now for the 2018 OSU Extension Service Master Gardener Training! The training includes all aspects of sustainable gardening in a fun and friendly environment.  Science-based curriculum […]
Living cheek by gill in urban cities possible

Some good news on the health of fish in Tryon Creek….read here.
Solar Efficiency and Farming

Researchers are testing a way to double the use of cropland to generate renewable energy. Read more here.

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  • Farmers Team with Conservationists in Restoring Forest
  • 2/6/2014 Board Minutes
  • Management Planning for Woodland Owners
  • Students Take Lead in Sustainable Farming
  • Biofuel from Grasses Cuts Carbon Emissions
  • Native Fish Decline in B.C. From Climate Change
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West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District

2701 NW Vaughn St.
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Portland, OR 97210

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