Partners for Watershed Health
Tree for All engages communities large and small in watershed restoration projects throughout the Tualatin River Watershed in Oregon.
Partner Project: Balm Grove
Gales Creek winds for more than fifty miles through western Washington County, offering some of the best habitat in the region. For decades, however, 12 miles upstream from where Gales Creek joins the Tualatin River, an obsolete concrete dam at Balm Grove impeded fish passage.
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Removing Fish Barriers
In the United States, more than 2 million barriers—dams, culverts and other manmade structures—block fish from migrating upstream towards their food sources and spawning grounds. But the tale of a fish barrier doesn’t always have to end in tragedy.
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15,000,000 trees and shrubs planted — and growing!
Collaboration among community, municipal, and conservation organizations makes large-scale change and long-term stewardship possible. Public-private partnerships within Oregon’s Washington County improve water quality, sustain native species and support diverse and complex habitats. The results? Better outcomes for human health, ecology and the economy.
Dig into our blog for the latest insights from partners. Discover how Tree for All's unique approach is making a difference locally and nationally in the field of landscape conservation.
Take advantage of the volunteer opportunities and events offered by our partners this month!
Take advantage of the volunteer opportunities and events offered by our partners this month!
