You can help protect watershed health! Volunteer to plant trees, sign up for our newsletter, host a presentation, or attend a free workshop. SCHEDULED...
The OLWC partners with the community on projects to improve the health and function of the Oswego Lake watershed. For examples of these projects,...
The City of Lake Oswego has over 300 acres in natural areas and neighboring Tryon Creek State Park adds another 770 acres. That adds...
Winter greetings from Lecia Schall, the current intern for the Oswego Lake Watershed council. I am honored to have the opportunity to join in...
What is the Oswego Lake Watershed Council? The Oswego Lake Watershed Council (OLWC) is a locally organized, non-profit, non-regulatory watershed stewardship organization established to improve the condition and health of the Oswego Lake watershed and its stream network.
'Watershed sounds'
Voice of the Pacific Chorus Frog played with the kind permission of Martyn Stewart, www.naturesound.org.
