Pollinator Partners Assemble!

Pollinator Partners Assemble!

You might remember these striking photographs showing the impact of pollinators on our food choices – these photos show the produce section of a Whole Foods market with, and without, fresh produce made available because of pollinators: What is pollination? Pollination...
Thinking Beyond Lawn Towards Living Landscapes

Thinking Beyond Lawn Towards Living Landscapes

While lawn can be a good choice for high traffic play areas, its benefits are limited when it comes to supporting bird, pollinator and wildlife populations. Turf-oriented landscapes, however, can be an invitation to start fresh with a blank slate.

Tree Health Workshops

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.

Wildfire Resilience

What is Lake Oswego Forest Resiliency? The idea of land resilience and community involvement requires a coupling of social and ecological resilience in rapidly changing  landscapes  affected by our warming climate. Land management is strongest when it adopts multiple...

Watershed Health

Characteristics of a Healthy Watershed A healthy watershed is vital to maintaining a balanced and thriving ecosystem. Key characteristics include: Dense Native Vegetation and Tree Canopy: Supports biodiversity and helps stabilize the environment. Stable Soils: Capable...