Water Environment Services
Friends of Trees and the Arbor Day Foundation have 600 native trees and shrubs to give away. There will be a limit of four plants per household, on a first come, first served basis.
Clackamas Water Environment Services is proud to support events like this that help protect water quality.
The goal of the Lunch & Learn informational forums are to educate stakeholders about what WES is doing to build a resilient, clean water future where people and businesses benefit, and our rivers thrive. These semi-annual meetings with experts help inform the WES Advisory Committee.
| Fall 2023 | Emerging Contaminants and PFAS Presented by WES Assistant Director Ron Wierenga and moderated by WES Advisory Committee Member Christopher Bowker. |
| Spring 2023 | Climate Resiliency Presented by WES Resource Recovery Supervisor Terrance Romaine and moderated by WES Advisory Committee Member Christopher Bowker. |
At the Streamside Stewards workshop, training will be provided for how to manage and maintain your streamside property to continue promoting the health of the watershed. Handouts and hands-on training will be provided. In conjunction and on the same day, we are offering an in-person workshop about the North Clackamas watersheds, which can flow into your online attendance of the second and third parts of the workshop the subsequent week.
Brought to you by North Clackamas Watersheds Council.
Continue getting to know the North Clackamas watersheds by exploring the connections between human and watershed health. From birth weight to longevity, learn why canopy and nature are crucial to our shared futures.
Brought to you by North Clackamas Watersheds Council.
Clackamas Water Environment Services is proud to support events like this that help protect water quality.
Continue getting to know the North Clackamas watersheds with an introduction to the wildlife that live here, where to spot them, and the challenges they face from urbanization and climate change. Learn to bust myths and how we can help and support the wildlife in our watersheds.
Brought to you by North Clackamas Watersheds Council.
Clackamas Water Environment Services is proud to support events like this that help protect water quality.
