What does restoration really look like—and what happens when people develop a lasting relationship with the places they care for?
At this year’s 8th Annual Lake Oswego Urban Forest Summit, we’ll explore these questions through three short films featuring local restoration stories.
Join us on Saturday, August 1st at 10 AM for a guided garden walk at Woodmont Park, part of the Lake Oswego Summer Adult Library Challenge
The event will begin with a short introduction to seed harvesting and why saving seeds matters for healthy ecosystems, resilient gardens, and biodiversity.
Our Watershed Restoration Tour Series invites you to step into the landscape and experience firsthand how restoration projects support healthy streams, resilient urban forests, and climate-ready communities.
A playful project with a powerful message about the importance of soil health.
This spring, the Oswego Lake Watershed Council invited residents to take part in a hands-on experiment with a quirky name and a serious purpose: the Soil Your Undies Challenge.
Join the Oswego Lake Watershed Council for a free community workshop series focused on protecting the health of our urban forest. Healthy trees play a critical role in addressing climate change, protecting water quality, and strengthening community resilience to climate impacts. Through this workshop series, participants will learn how to help monitor and protect local trees from invasive pests that threaten forests across our region.