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December 18, 2019

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From the blog

Watering in an era of climate change

When thinking of Oregon, a lush, diverse, green landscape with wet winters and dry summers may come to mind. With the last heatwave, we are beginning to see the start of a new normal. Heat […]

Folk medicine making on Sauvie Island: a relationship with land, plants, and community

We had the pleasure and honor of talking recently with Jennifer Rose Marie Serna, a Latina folk herbalist, mother, regenerative farmer, land activist, skill educator, and owner of Wapato Island Farm, to learn more about […]

2021-2025 Long Range Business Plan is complete!

We are excited to announce the completion of our 2021-2025 Long Range Business Plan which was formally adopted by our Board of Directors at the June 15, 2021 meeting. This strategic planning document guides the […]

A Day in the Life of a Field Conservation Intern

By Martina Avendano, Field Conservation Intern With the feeling of a good day completed at work, an episode of my favorite podcast on, and the comforts of air conditioning on a warm spring day in […]

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West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District

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How can we help you?: Wildlife; Soil; Water; Invasive Species; Education; Native Plants; Habitat Restoration; Farm; Forest; Sturgeon Lake Restoration Project; Garden

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Recent posts: Watering in an era of climate change; Folk medicine making on Sauvie Island: a relationship with land, plants, and community; 2021-2025 Long Range Business Plan is complete!; A Day in the Life of a Field Conservation Intern; Homes for Portland’s native bees

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