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riparian restoration

Fixing a Forest after Fire: Protecting Habitat and Homes

July 7, 2023

Q&A with Katelyn Detweiler, Restoration Project Manager

June 26, 2023

Q&A with Olivia Duren, Restoration Program Manager

March 24, 2023

McKenzie Watershed Council staff on float trip down the McKenzie River. Photo courtesy of McKenzie Watershed Council.

Partner Profile: McKenzie Watershed Council

March 14, 2023

Native Plants and Why They Matter

March 13, 2023

TFT Completes Restoration of Stream Sites in Rogue Basin for Improved Salmon Habitat

February 7, 2023

Partner Profile: Ahimsa Gardens

September 8, 2022

Spotlight on Strauss Ecological Services, adding native plants in Southern Oregon

July 19, 2022

The Streamside Series

On-the-Ground Action – Made Possible By You

May 26, 2022

Riparian project planted in early 2021 in area along McKenzie River burned by the Holiday Farm Fire in fall 2020. New trees are replacing the fire-killed tree canopy (center foreground). Riparian forests are the last barrier before sediment, excess nutrients, and pollutants enter this drinking water source.

Streamside Restoration Continues in McKenzie after Wildfire

July 21, 2021

Jack of all trades. Partner in restoration.

March 20, 2018

Infographic: Increasing fish counts in Neil Creek

October 10, 2017