Coast Fork Willamette Watershed Council

RESTORATION

We're Improving
Habitats in the Watershed

Through establishing riparian buffers, expanding oak habitat, increasing channel complexity, and decreasing invasive species.

EDUCATION

Join us at our next Science Pub!

Our Science Pub program is held at the Axe & Fiddle the 4th Tuesday of each month.

MONITORING

Collecting data in the watershed

Monitoring for bees, western native pond turtles, and invasive species to help guide future efforts.

STEWARDSHIP

Bringing the Community Together

Volunteer work parties, river clean ups, and workshops help to bring people together.

Our mission is to enhance the Coast Fork Willamette Watershed through RESTORATION, MONITORING, EDUCATION AND STEWARDSHIP.

Restoration efforts began in 2017 ... Read more
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The 326 acre property is ... Read more
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Forest and Wetland Enhancement Now ... Read more
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Row River Nature Park Enhancement ... Read more
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Spring Chinook Habitat Project Phases ... Read more
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Coast Fork Staff October 13, 2018

Join the Coast Fork Birders for an introductory bird walk led by Grace Fowler-Gore. This bird walk is open to…
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Coast Fork Staff September 29, 2018

Join the Coast Fork Birders at Willamalane’s Dorris Ranch for a beginner-friendly bird walk. Alison Center will lead the group…
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Coast Fork Staff September 25, 2018

On September 25th, the Coast Fork Willamette Watershed Council (CFWWC) will be screening "The Lost Fish" a documentary on Pacific…
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