Students at Work: Progress at Pecan Creek
Since launching the Pecan Creek Beaver Habitat Restoration and Education Project, the Oswego Lake Watershed Council (OLWC) has made meaningful strides in both habitat restoration and student engagement.
The Irreplaceable Role of the Oregon White Oak
Written by Rio Hybert-Zack, OLWC Restoration Coordinator Oregon White Oaks are some of the most enigmatic trees. They may seem invisible until you have a personal connection to them, then your interest might grow exponentially. This tree species has a complex and rich...
From Seeds to Curiosity: A Journey into School Garden Education
These garden experiences are more than just fun ā they help students build lasting connections to the natural world. Iām so grateful to support our school gardens.
Caring for our Shared Spaces in the West Willamette Watershed
This article is the first in a Neighbors for Nature series, hosted by the Oswego Lake Watershed Council (OLWC), where we consider how we are part of our complex ecosystem, as well as our collective responsibility to recognize our impacts on that system.
The Soil Your Undies Challenge!
The Soil Your Undies Challenge gave participants of all ages a simple, hands-on way to observe soil health in action.