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Welcome to MolallaRiverWatch.org. Molalla RiverWatch is a non-profit organization
created in 1992 by a group of local citizens for the purpose of protecting,
preserving, and restoring the flora, fauna and water quality of the Molalla
River and its tributaries. Concerned with the excessive amount of garbage
dumped along the river bank and often into the river, we are committed
to promoting respect and understanding of the Molalla River watershed
through education and conservation for present and future generations.
The membership is composed of a diverse group of local people. Our common
bond is a love for the Molalla and the beauty and recreational activities
it provides.
In 2009, OWEB recognized Molalla RiverWatch as the Molalla River Watershed Council. Read the Press Release...
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Please Join Us...
Wednesday, May 29, 2013 (6:30 - 9:00 PM) – Community Gathering
to talk about the snorkel surveys of the
Molalla River and Milk Creek basins.
Farmstead Inn at
Arrowhead Golf Club (Map).
Molalla River Watch Watershed Council would like to invite you to come listen to the “fish tell their story” about their habitat in the Molalla River and Milk Creek basins, with a slide presentation by fish biologist Steve Trask, of Bio-Surveys. We hope you will join us and help complete the story of the river and creeks, adding your history and knowledge, as we discuss the results of the 2011 and 2012 surveys of fish populations in the Molalla River, Milk Creek and their tributaries. A summary report of the 2012 Rapid Bio Assessment will be available at the presentation meeting.
More Details in the Event Flyer (PDF)
Molalla RiverWatch Celebrating 20+ Years!
In 1992, Molalla River Watch adopted 12 miles of the Molalla River in the Molalla
River Corridor through the SOLVE Adopt-A-River program and has been coordinating two
annual river cleanups for 20+ years.
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Spring, 2013 – Building a Habitat for Fish:
John Dvorsky, Principal Geomorphologist at Waterways Consulting, Inc. was highlighted in the Molalla Pioneer on February 12th, 2013 working on a fish habitat improvement project being completed at North Fork Molalla River.
Read the article on WatWays.com
December 1st, 2012 (through Winter):
Timber harvest and fuel treatment operations are complete within the Molalla River Trail System. Singletrack trails remain closed to bikers and horseback riders throughout the winter to protect trail conditions. Doubletrack roads remain open.
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