Nature Summer Day Camps

Act natural... Animals are watching
Kids grades 4-6 come spend the summer experiencing nature at three exciting locations in the Tualatin River watershed. Six, five-day sessions all focused on fostering an appreciation and love of nature. Find out more HERE.

 

TUALATIN RIVERKEEPERS

The Tualatin River was once a regional destination. After years of abuse it became the most polluted river in Oregon. While much has been accomplished, there remains a great deal of effort ahead to restore and protect the river and its tributaries.

Threats from activities that occur across the landscape: development, polluted runoff from farms, streets and clear cuts all continue to impact our water quality.

Tualatin Riverkeepers is the leading independent voice standing up for the river, streams and wetlands in our community. This effort must be maintained to protect our water, fish and wildlife. You can make a difference by becoming a member. Your secure online membership donation through Network for Good help Tualatin Riverkeepers get to right work where action is most needed.

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Community Environmental Forum with
Attorney General John Kroger

Join Attorney General John Kroger for a community forum focused on enforcing environmental crimes and protecting the Tualatin River.

DATE:
Wednesday July 8, 2009

TIME: 6:30pm -8:00pm

PLACE:
Tualatin Community Park 8515 SW Tualatin Road.

 

Hosted by Tualatin Riverkeepers, OLCV Education Fund, Oregon Department of Justice and the City of Tualatin.

 

Photo Contest

 

Mayor's Challenge Paddle Race - June 20

Mayor's Challenge Winner Marilyn McWilliams, Comissioner-elect, Tualatin Valley Water District

Photo by Eric Lindstrom

 

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