The Hood River Watershed Group's purpose is to sustain and improve the Hood River Watershed through education, cooperation and stewardship.
One of 82 watershed councils in Oregon, the Hood River Watershed Group is a forum of landowners, citizens, growers, irrigation and water districts, environmental organizations, businesses, recreationists, governments and tribal representatives working together to benefit Hood River Valley's natural resources.
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WATERSHED GROUP RESOURCES (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) |
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| NEW! Hood River Watershed Action Plan 2008 Update | Hood River Sub-Basin Plan |
| Hood River Watershed Assessment | |
*Next meeting will be the HRWG Annual Picnic*
on Tuesday, July 22, 2008 from 5pm to dusk
at Toll Bridge Park in Mt, Hood.
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June Meeting Agenda & Big Hit List (Top 10 List of HRWG Projects)
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Hood
River Watershed Group
Air Lift Project
Indian Creek Trash Clean Up
November 5, 2007
2008 Field Series
The Hood River Watershed Group is hosting its second annual Field Series. This year's series includes seven different tours/workshops open to the public. You can register for any of these events through Hood River Community Education.
To find out more about each of the seven 2008 Field Series
classes:
Here are some shots from 2007 Field Series classes held last year. The Steelhead Fishing 101 class led by Greg Short and the Eliot Glacier tour led by local photographer, Darryl Lloyd will be available again in this year's field series classes.
