Extends east from the intersection of the Washington and Columbia County lines and south from the County line intersection with US-30, including all properties west of US-30 to Cornelius Pass where it follows the road to the north until its intersection with Washington County. Includes properties north of Cornelius Pass.
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 […]
A new study shows that better global land stewardship—conserving and restoring wild habitats and practicing more sustainable farming—could get us more than one-third of the way to the Paris climate mitigation targets. Read more…Nature is the tool […]
There is literally a ton of plastic garbage for every person in the world. Read more.
Contrary to popular belief, moving from monoculture to smaller farms and a more diversified agricultural landscape isn’t necessarily a cure-all to the excessive use of insecticides on crops such as grapes and almonds. Read more…
Many District residents are surprised to learn that North American Elk (Cervus canadensis) live in and around Forest Park. Landowners near the park have reported seeing herds of thirty or more elk on their properties, […]
When we’re approached by woodland owners in our District, they have lots of plans and ideas. The first step is to help them create a management plan that covers their ideas and plans for the […]
Oak woodland takes up a little over thirteen acres of a 60 acre organic farm on the edge of our District where Multnomah and Washington County meet. While assisting the farm owner with land management […]