Conservation is for everyone.

We're here to help Washington County residents with sustainable, productive, and healthy ways to care for the land and water.

Why Watersheds Matter

Our Priorities

We use practical and innovative methods to keep waterways, soils, habitats, forests, farms—and our community—healthy.

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Clean Water

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Healthy Soil

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Food & Farms

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Invasive Species Management

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Resilient Forests

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Thriving Habitat

Our Programs

Conserving and enhancing our natural resources.

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As a non-regulatory organization, we work with residents to provide education, technical, and financial assistance to conserve and enhance natural resources across Washington County.

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News

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Grow native plants with the cutting and staking method

March 27, 2023
Side-by-side comparison between periwinkle and Oregon iris

What’s the difference between native, non-native, and invasive plants?

January 20, 2023

Projects

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Over 100 Acres of Tualatin Valley Natural Area Protected

Working Theory Farm employs local youth to grow organic produce. Photo by Kelty Luber.

Training New Farmers with the Conservation Education Grant

Land Steward: A Management Planning Course

March 1 @ 8:00 am - May 6 @ 5:00 pm

Special Board Meeting

April 3 @ 9:00 am - 9:30 am
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