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• November Weed of the Month: Spurge Laurel
• NEW! Succession Planning Video Series
• October Weed of the Month: Himalayan Blackberry
• Watch Our Septic System Video Series
• It’s SepticSmart Week: September 15-19, 2025
• Fall Mud, Manure, and Pasture Management Workshop
• September Weed of the Month: Knotweed
• We Need Your Input – Clackamas SWCD Barn
• August Weed of the Month: Puncturevine
• Small Lot Sale at Clackamas SWCD – August 23, 2025
• Small Farm School 2025 – Registration is Open!
• Save the Date for 2025 Small Farm School
• July Invasive Weed of the Month: Tansy Ragwort
• Weekend Wildfire Warriors – Immediate Zone
• May is Wildfire Awareness Month
• It’s Oregon Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• 10 Ways to Celebrate Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• Invitation For Bid (IFB)- Post Wildfire Recovery Services
• Staff Spotlight: Samuel Leininger, WeedWise Manager
• Notice of FY 2025-2026 Budget Hearing
• Meet Joe Matteo, Clackamas SWCD Zone 3 Director
• May’s Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• May Invasive Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• Welcome Hayden and Sam!
• Happy Earth Day!
• Notice of Budget Committee Meeting #2 (Final)
• April 2025 is Native Plant Appreciation Month!
• It’s Native Plant Appreciation Month!
• Spring Workshops, Field Days, Trainings, and MORE!
• Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Community Science Program
• Building Healthy Soil Workshop
• Recently discovered organic herbicide shown to be safe and effective against nearly all invasive weeds!  
• April’s Weed of the Month: Garlic Mustard
• Agricultural Pesticide Collection Event, May 2025
• Proposed Budget Released for FY 2025-2026
• Mud, Manure, Horse Pasture Management Workshop Series
• Register for Our Streamside Restoration Workshop!
• District Supports 2025 Farmers Markets
• Spring Pasture Management Video
• Notice of Budget Committee Meeting
• Forest Weed Management Field Day
• March’s Weed of the Month: Canada thistle
• Its National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• Weed Tool Library is Open for Business!
• It’s National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• February Farm Checklist: Test Soil and Reserve Equipment!
• February’s Weed of the Month: Scotch Broom
• We Are Hiring for Multiple Seasonal Positions!
• We are Hiring for Multiple WeedWise Technicians!
• Clackamas and Multnomah Local Work Group Meeting
• Clackamas SWCD Seeks Interested Parties for Hay Harvest at Beavercreek Farm
• 2025 Watershed Council Support Grants Awarded
• Annual Report Published for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
• January’s Weed of the Month: English Ivy
• January Invasive Weed of the Month: English Ivy
• Year in Review: A WeedWise Annual Report 2024
• December’s Weed of the Month: English Holly
• December Invasive Weed of the Month: English Holly
• WeedWise Technician Spotlight: Hayden Jorde
• Request for Proposals: Priority Invasive Weed and Vegetation Management
• Now is the Time to Prepare Fall Pastures
• It’s SepticSmart Week: September 16-20, 2024
• Emerald Ash Borer Found in Clackamas County
• Tips to Tackle and Control Blackberry
• 2024 Summer Pasture Walk Registration is Open!
• Local Wildfire Updates
• National Farmers Market Week: August 4 – 10, 2024
• Septic Systems: A 4-Part Video Series
• We’re Celebrating 50 Years of Conservation!!
• Tansy Ragwort Poisons Livestock and Neighborly Relationships!
• Invitation to Bid: Plaza and Landscaping Improvements – Conservation Resource Center
• Clean Your Boots to Protect Our Natural Areas
• Tansy Poisons Livestock – and Neighborly Relationships!
• Welcome Makayla!
• Christmas Tree Field Day, July 18th
• July Invasive Weed of the Month: Tansy Ragwort
• July’s Weed of the Month: Tansy Ragwort
• Become a Board Member – Informational Video Now Available
• It is National Pollinator Week!
• Join Us for Our 50th Anniversary Celebration!
• It’s National Pollinator Week! June 17- 23, 2024
• June Invasive Weed of the Month: Policeman’s Helmet
• June’s Weed of the Month: Policeman’s Helmet
• Become a Board Member – Information Session on June 13th
• Register for Our Streamside Restoration Workshop Series!
• It’s Oregon Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• 10 Ways to Celebrate Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• District Mourns Passing of Board Chair, Jeff Becker
• Request for Qualifications: Septic System Repair Services
• May’s Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• Notice of FY 2024-2025 Budget Hearing
• Streamside Planting and Maintenance Workbook & Workshop
• It’s the 2024 Spring Garden Fair!
• May Invasive Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• Welcome Hayden!
• Free Lawn Care Workshop!
• Happy Earth Day!
• Request for Proposals: Website Design Services.
• Notice of April Budget Committee Meeting
• UPDATED! Weedwise Technician (Seasonal)
• Recently discovered organic herbicide shown to be safe and effective against nearly all invasive weeds!  
• April’s Weed of the Month: Garlic Mustard
• April Invasive Weed of the Month: Garlic Mustard
• Proposed Budget Released for FY 2024-2025
• District Supports 2024 Farmers Markets
• Spring Pasture Management Video
• Notice of Budget Committee Meeting
• Weed Tool Library is Open for Business!
• Winter Weeds: Bittercress, Dead Nettle, and Common Groundsel
• March Invasive Weed of the Month: Canada Thistle
• March’s Weed of the Month: Canada thistle
• It’s National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• Its National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• We Are Hiring for Multiple Seasonal Positions!
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• Welcome Sierra!
• WeedWise Celebrates 15 Years of Service!
• February’s Weed of the Month: Scotch Broom
• February Invasive Weed of the Month: Scotch Broom
• After the Ice Storm:  Assessing Tree Damage and Moving Forward
• Request for Proposals: Landscape Design Services – Conservation Resource Center
• 2024 Watershed Council Support Grants Awarded
• Welcome Brendan!
• January’s Weed of the Month: English Ivy
• January Invasive Weed of the Month: English Ivy
• 2024 Native Plant Sales
• December’s Weed of the Month: English Holly
• District Adopts New Strategic Plan
• Clackamas County Water Education Team (CCWET)
• Council of Councils Supports Clackamas Watershed Councils
• Join the WeedWise Team!
• New Adventures for Bee Sinichko!
• Here Comes the Rain – Cover Your Manure!
• Prepare Now for Mud and Rain Season!
• Equipment Rental Program Adds New No-Till Drill
• Now is the Time to Prepare Fall Pastures
• Videos for Horse Owners and Pasture Managers
• Post-Wildfire Restoration Opportunity – 2020 Labor Day Wildfires
• Have You Heard of Riparian Zones? A Video!
• Horse Pasture Management Video
• Protect Your Horses from “Pasture Bullies”
• Staff Spotlight: Justin Cooley, WeedWise Specialist
• Invitation to Bid: Shop Office Space Retrofit – Conservation Resource Center
• July’s Weed of the Month: Tansy Ragwort
• Weekend Wildfire Warrior – Extended Zone
• Residential Septic System Repair and Replacement Grant Program
• Conservation Resource Center Re-Opens
• Threatened and Endangered Plants List Updated
• Clean Your Boots to Protect Our Natural Areas
• Managing Your Manure – Using Your Compost
• Weekend Wildfire Warrior – Intermediate Zone
• Managing Your Manure – Making Compost
• Weekend Wildfire Warriors – Immediate Zone
• It is National Pollinator Week!
• Forest Conservationist (INTERMITTENT TEMP) Position Announcement
• Celebrate National Pollinator Month With These Tips!
• Web Accessibility Statement
• Cover Crop Field Day
• Our Weed Tool Library Has New Tools!
• June’s Weed of the Month: Policeman’s Helmet
• Budget Adopted for FY 2023-2024
• May is Wildfire Awareness Month
• 10 Ways to Celebrate Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• Meet Joan Zuber, Clackamas SWCD Zone 4 Director
• Budget Committee Approves FY 2023-2024 Budget
• Staff Spotlight: Samuel Leininger, WeedWise Manager
• May’s Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• Soil Health Principles that Improve Farm Operations Workshop
• Residential Septic System Repair and Replacement Grant Program
• Raptors and Beneficial Insects – Alternative Pest Control
• Focus on Staff: Bee Sinichko, WeedWise Specialist
• Focus on Staff: Monte Mattsson, WeedWise Specialist
• District Supports 2023 Farmers Markets
• April’s Weed of the Month: Garlic Mustard
• District Offers Interest-Free Septic Loan Program
• Proposed Budget and Budget Message Released for FY 2023-2024
• Meet Don Guttridge, Clackamas SWCD Zone 5 Director
• Focus on Staff: Jenne Reische, Conservation Planning Program Manager
• Welcome Monte!
• Weather and Climate Data for Farm Planning and Management
• Welcome Bee!
• Manage Weeds with our Weed Tool Library!
• March’s Weed of the Month: Canada thistle
• Its National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• February’s Weed of the Month: Scotch Broom
• Gardening for Wildlife Workshop
• 2023 Watershed Council Support Grants Awarded
• Council of Councils Deepens Watershed Partnerships
• January’s Weed of the Month: English Ivy
• Year in Review: A WeedWise Annual Report 2022
• Fuel Reduction Project Benefits More than the Forest
• Join the WeedWise Team!
• We’re Hiring for Two New Positions!
• Weedwise Specialist (CRISP) Position Announcement
• Annual Report Published for Fiscal Year 2021-2022
• A New Adventure for Lindsey Karr!
• Weedwise Specialist and CWMA Coordinator Position Announcement
• December’s Weed of the Month: English Holly
• Get to Know the Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District
• Happy Trails Courtney Gattuso!
• Focus on Staff: Suzi Cloutier , Conservation Specialist
• Meet Jesse Nelson, Clackamas SWCD Zone 1 Director
• Backpack Sprayer Maintenance
• Got Manure? Put a Cover on It!
• Fall Fertilizer Option for Dry Years
• Meet Jeff Becker, Clackamas SWCD Zone 3 Director
• Focus on Staff: Nicole Ahr, Conservation Specialist
• Board of Directors Approves Equity Statement
• Conservation Specialist (Term) Position Announcement
• Staff Spotlight: Courtney Gattuso, WeedWise Specialist & CWMA Coordinator
• We’d Like Your Opinion – Strategic Planning Survey
• Prepare Now for Mud and Rain Season!
• Prepare Now for Fall Pastures
• Pasture, Mud, and Manure Videos
• Yellow Tansy Flowers Have Neighbors Seeing Red
• Request for Proposals: Forest Fuels Reduction Services
• Getting to the Point with Porcupines
• Focus on Staff: Scott Eden, Conservation Specialist
• How Nurseries Can Protect Water Quality
• August is National Water Quality Month
• Focus on Staff: Clair Klock, Senior Resource Conservationist
• Focus on Staff: Tami Guttridge, Office Administrator
• We’re Hiring for Two New Positions!
• Weekend Wildfire Warrior – Extended Zone
• Staff Spotlight: Justin Cooley, WeedWise Specialist
• Conservation Investments Coordinator Announcement
• Request for Proposals for Audit Services
• Maintenance Worker (Temporary Appointment) Announcement
• Weekend Wildfire Warrior – Intermediate Zone
• July’s Weed of the Month: Tansy Ragwort
• Weekend Wildfire Warriors – Immediate Zone
• Board of Director Positions Open for Election
• It is National Pollinator Week!
• Focus on Staff: Christopher Lapp, District Manager
• Meet Jim Johnson, Clackamas SWCD Zone 2 Director
• Conquering the Mountain. . . of Manure (Part 2)
• Conquering the Mountain . . . of Manure (Part 1)
• Got Mail?
• Clean Your Boots to Protect Our Natural Areas
• June’s Weed of the Month: Policeman’s Helmet
• What You Need to Know About Soil Compaction
• Oregon Invasive Species Awareness Week, May 15 – 21
• 10 Ways to Celebrate Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• Spring Tips to Keep Manure Out of Water
• Staff Spotlight: Samuel Leininger, WeedWise Manager
• May’s Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• Protect Spring Pastures: Grazing Guidelines
• Horse Pasture Management: Broadleaf Weeds
• Happy Earth Day!
• It’s Time to Read Your Pasture
• Meet Roger Fantz, Clackamas SWCD At-Large Representative
• Focus on Staff: Nathan Tucker, Fiscal Administrator
• Staff Spotlight: Lindsey Karr, WeedWise Specialist
• It’s Native Plant Appreciation Month!
• Agricultural Pesticide Collection Event, May 2022
• Recently discovered organic herbicide shown to be safe and effective against nearly all invasive weeds!  
• April’s Weed of the Month: Garlic Mustard
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• Meet Jan Lee Weinberg, Clackamas SWCD At-Large Representative
• Council of Councils Deepens Watershed Partnerships
• Gardening for Wildlife Workshop
• March’s Weed of the Month: Canada thistle
• Its National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• Manage Weeds with our Weed Tool Library!
• 2022 Watershed Council Support Grants Awarded
• February’s Weed of the Month: Scotch Broom
• 2022 Scholarship Application Available
• Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) Video
• January’s Weed of the Month: English Ivy
• Year in Review: A WeedWise Annual Report 2021
• Annual Report Published for Fiscal Year 2020-2021
• Naughty and Nice for 2021
• December’s Weed of the Month: English Holly
• Request for Proposals: Priority Invasive Weed and Vegetation Management
• Request for Proposals: Priority Invasive Weed and Vegetation Management
• Get to Know the Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District
• Tree-of-Heaven Isn’t “Heavenly”
• Do You Know about “Pasture Bullies?”
• Got Manure? Put a Cover on It!
• Tree-of-Heaven Falls Far from the Name
• Is Your Land Going Downstream?
• Staff Spotlight: Courtney Gattuso, WeedWise Specialist & CWMA Coordinator
• Source Water Protection Week: September 26 – October 2
• Prepare Now for Fall Pastures
• New Publications for Oregon White Oak
• Have Horses? Pasture, Mud, and Manure Videos
• Tansy Ragwort Poisons Livestock and Neighborly Relationships!
• How Wildfire Affects the Forest Soil
• Fire Preparedness Webinar for Clackamas County
• July’s Weed of the Month: Tansy Ragwort
• District Bids Farewell to Career Conservationist, Eann Rains
• Conservation Specialist (Term) Position Announcement
• Weekend Wildfire Warrior – Extended Zone
• Final Draft Presentation on Molalla River Drinking Water Project Available for Viewing
• District Honors Conservation Initiatives Manager, Jason Faucera
• It is National Pollinator Week!
• Weekend Wildfire Warrior – Intermediate Zone
• Public Input Sought on Molalla River Assessment and Action Plan
• Clean Your Boots to Protect Our Natural Areas
• Weekend Wildfire Warriors – Immediate Zone
• Subterranean Clover: A Successful Cover Crop for Local Hazelnut Orchardist
• June’s Weed of the Month: Policeman’s Helmet
• Video Series for Erosion Control Practices
• 10 Ways to Celebrate Oregon (and National) Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• Staff Spotlight: Samuel Leininger, WeedWise Manager
• May’s Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• Celebrate Native Plant Appreciation Week!
• It’s Native Plant Appreciation Week!
• Request for Qualifications: Septic System Repair Services
• Staff Spotlight: Lindsey Karr, WeedWise Specialist
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• Recently discovered organic herbicide shown to be safe and effective against all invasive weeds!  
• April’s Weed of the Month: Garlic Mustard
• Conservation Specialist Position Announcement
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• After the Ice Storm:  Assessing Tree Damage and Moving Forward
• March’s Weed of the Month: Canada thistle
• Its National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• Annual Report Published for Fiscal Year 2019-2020
• Manage Weeds with our Weed Tool Library!
• Clackamas SWCD Open by Appointment Only
• February’s Weed of the Month: Scotch Broom
• Seasonal Rains and Your Septic Field
• January’s Weed of the Month: English Ivy
• Year in Review: A WeedWise Annual Report 2020
• Naughty and Nice for 2020
• Focus on Staff: Tami Guttridge, Office Manager
• Farm Transition Planning – Why is it So Important?
• December’s Weed of the Month: English Holly
• District Offers Interest-Free Septic Loan Program
• Focus on Staff: Drew Donahue, Multi-County Riparian Technician
• Soil and Water Conservation Districts: A Best Kept Secret!
• Explore our Woody Weed Guide
• Prepare Now for Mud and Rain Season!
• Post-fire Erosion Control and Rehabilitation
• Fraud Alert!
• 2020 Wildfire Resources
• Annual Work Plan for 2020-2021 Adopted
• Invitation to Bid: Tenant Improvements – Conservation Resource Center
• Protect Your Forest From Fire
• Prepare Now for Fall Pastures
• Failing Septic System? We Can Help!
• Tansy Ragwort Poisons Livestock and Neighborly Relationships!
• Going Hiking? Clean Your Boots!
• July’s Weed of the Month: Tansy Ragwort
• Herbicide Residue in Manure, Hay, and Compost
• Pollinator Challenge: Lawn Management Without Pesticides
• It is National Pollinator Week!
• General Manager Position Announcement
• 2020 Summer Farmers Market Season is Open!
• District Announces 2020 Scholarship Awards
• June’s Weed of the Month: Policeman’s Helmet
• Board of Director Positions Open for Election
• Position closed: Multi-County Riparian Technician
• Recorded Presentation About the Molalla River Drinking Water Project Available for Viewing and Comment
• 10 Ways to Celebrate Oregon (and National) Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• Oregon (and National) Invasive Species Awareness Week Part 2
• Clackamas SWCD Seeks Public Input Regarding Molalla River Drinking Water Source Quality
• May’s Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• It’s Native Plant Appreciation Week!
• “Soil Your Undies” in the Sandy River Watershed!
• District Conservation Loan Program Featured by DEQ
• Western Bluebirds Soar at Conservation Resource Center
• Newly discovered organic herbicide shown to be safe and effective against all invasive weeds!  
• April’s Weed of the Month: Garlic Mustard
• Combating Invasive Weeds in the Shadow of the Novel Coronavirus
• Clackamas SWCD Office Is Closed
• District Adds Native Pollinator Hedgerow
• Clackamas SWCD, General Manager Position Announcement: Open Until Filled
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• March’s Weed of the Month: Canada thistle
• Molalla River Drinking Water Listening Sessions
• Its National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• Local Watershed Volunteer Opportunities
• Weed Tool Library
• February’s Weed of the Month: Scotch Broom
• District Open House Welcomes Local Community
• District Awards 2020 Watershed Council Support Grants
• Do You Have Oregon White Oak Trees on Your Property?
• January’s Weed of the Month: English Ivy
• Year in Review: A WeedWise Annual Report 2019
• Be our next Clackamas SWCD, General Manager!
• The New Adventures of Tom Salzer
• District Bids Farewell to General Manager Tom Salzer
• General Manager Position Announcement
• Annual Report Published for Fiscal Year 2018-2019
• Celebrate World Soil Day With These Helpful Hints
• December’s Weed of the Month: English Holly
• We are Moving!
• District Announces Interest-Free Septic Loan Program
• District to Open New Office in December 2019
• Prepare Now for Mud and Rain Season!
• They’re Alive! Are these brain-like blobs growing in a pond near you?
• Agricultural Pesticide Collection Event, October 2019
• Timely Reminder — It’s SepticSmart Week!
• Soil Health Workshop: School Garden Curriculum
• Roads cleared of brush: phase 1
• Tansy Ragwort Poisons Livestock and Neighborly Relationships!
• Prepare Now for Fall Pasture Management
• Join us at the 2019 Clackamas County County Fair!
• Staff Spotlight: Samuel Leininger, WeedWise Manager
• Community Forest Plan adopted and submitted
• Residential Septic System Repair and Replacement Loan Program
• Oregon White Oak Restoration and Preservation
• Clean Your Boots to Protect Our Forests
• July’s Weed of the Month: Tansy Ragwort
• How to Choose a Good Pollinator Seed Mix
• District Announces 2019 Scholarship Awards
• It is National Pollinator Week!
• Community Forest Advisory Committee to meet June 24
• Welcome Justin!
• Woody Weeds of Clackamas County
• June’s Weed of the Month: Policeman’s Helmet
• Lawn Management Without Pesticides
• Join in the 2019 Soil Health Challenge!
• Staff Spotlight: Courtney Gattuso, WeedWise Specialist & CWMA Coordinator
• Community Forest receives national attention
• It’s Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• 10 Ways to Celebrate Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• Apex predators captured on camera!
• Field visit and wildlife at Eagle Creek Community Forest
• May’s Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• Invitation to Bid: Culvert Replacement Project on Tributary to Clear Creek (Clackamas River Watershed)
• May is Native Plant Month!
• The Trust for Public Land Permanently Protects Community Forest Near Estacada
• Fire Workshop Offered Again Due to Popular Demand!
• It’s Native Plant Appreciation Week!
• Join Us at the Master Gardener Spring Garden Fair!
• April’s Weed of the Month: Garlic Mustard
• Conservation district acquires Eagle Creek Community Forest
• Clackamas Woodland Farmer of the Year 2018
• Spring Gardening Tips for Pollinators and Weed Management
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• Dry Farming and Soil Health for School and Community Garden Educators
• March’s Weed of the Month: Canada thistle
• 2019 RFQ for Residential Septic System Repair Services
• Its National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• Join the WeedWise Team!
• Job Announcement: WeedWise Program Specialist
• District Offers Three Wildfire Workshops Spring 2019
• Reduce the Risk of Wildfire On Your Property
• February’s Weed of the Month: Scotch Broom
• Request for Proposals: Priority Invasive Weed and Vegetation Management
• Request for Proposals: Priority Invasive Weed and Vegetation Management
• Happy Trails Jeff Lesh!
• Watershed Councils Receive 2019 Support Grants
• Council of Councils Deepens Watershed Partnerships
• Congratulations to Re-elected Board Members
• January’s Weed of the Month: English Ivy
• Annual Report Published for Fiscal Year 2017-2018
• Year in Review: A WeedWise Annual Report 2018
• Naughty and Nice for 2018
• Growing a Moss Lawn
• Opportunities for Women Farmers
• Fish “Home Improvement” Project a Success
• December’s Weed of the Month: English Holly
• Learn More About How We Work for You!
• The Benefits and Ecology of a Moss Lawn
• Smart Sprayer Now Available to Growers
• Conservation Resource Center Nearing Milestone
• They’re Alive! Are these brain-like blobs growing in a pond near you?
• New community forest project near Estacada
• District Welcomes New Staff Member Courtney Gattuso
• Welcome Courtney!
• American Pokeweed in Clackamas County
• New Community Forest Project near Estacada
• Prepare Now for Rain and Mud Season
• Prepare Now for Fall Pastures
• FREE Soil Health Workshop for School and Community Garden Educators
• Focus on Staff: Clair Klock, Senior Resource Conservationist
• New Water Rights Handout Available
• Backyard Habitat Certification Program Open Garden Tour
• Come See Our Underwear (and More) at the Clackamas County Fair!
• Tansy Ragwort Poisons Livestock and Neighborly Relationships!
• Join the WeedWise Team!
• Join the WeedWise Team!
• Clean Your Boots After You Hike!
• Soil Health and the Cotton Brief Challenge – Part 3
• New Porous Pavement Fact Sheet Available
• Soil Health and the Cotton Brief Challenge – Part 2
• July’s Weed of the Month: Tansy Ragwort
• Soil Health and the Cotton Brief Challenge – Part 1
• Lolo Pass Hawkweed Control
• Two Local Students Receive Scholarships
• National Pollinator Week 2018!
• Backyard Confidential – An Essay by Jay Kosa
• Pesticide Collection Totals Continue to Rise
• June’s Weed of the Month: Policeman’s Helmet
• Consider Oak for Difficult Spots in Your Woodland
• Love Your Lawn Without Pesticides
• 10 Ways to Celebrate Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• 10 Ways to Celebrate Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• May’s Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• A Fond Farewell: Sarah Hamilton
• Protect Spring Pastures: Grazing Guidelines
• FREE Septic System Workshop
• May is Native Plant Appreciation Month!
• Backyard Habitat Certification Program Phase 2 Expansion
• Springtime Ideas for a Pollinator Friendly Yard
• It’s Native Plant Appreciation Week!
• Pesticide Collection Event to be Held in Molalla
• April’s Weed of the Month: Garlic Mustard
• Native Pollinators in Local Forestlands
• March’s Weed of the Month: Canada thistle
• District Seeks to Acquire Important Habitat for Fish and Elk
• RFP for Construction Manager/General Contractor
• Its National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• Guide to Stream and Ditch Maintenance
• Conditional Use Approved for Conservation Resource Center
• February’s Weed of the Month: Scotch Broom
• Local partners join forces to tackle costly invasive weeds along the Clackamas River
• Local Partners Join to Fight Invasive Weeds
• Invasive Scotch Broom is Blooming – Get Out and Pull!
• District Hosts Council of Councils
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• The Undesirable Beauty of Lesser Celandine
• Common Reed: How a Rooster Gave us Something to Crow About
• District Announces 2018 Watershed Council Support Grant Awards
• January’s Weed of the Month: English Ivy
• Christmas Trees for Fish Habitat
• What Natural Resource Issue is Most Important to You?
• Happy Holidays!
• Year in Review: A WeedWise Annual Report
• Annual Report Published for Fiscal Year 2016-2017
• Staff Spotlight: Samuel Leininger, WeedWise Manager
• December’s Weed of the Month: English Holly
• Conquering the Mountain. . . of Manure (Part 2)
• Conquering the Mountain . . . of Manure (Part 1)
• Backyard Habitat Program Off to a Successful Start!
• Sharing Erosion Technology with Nursery Growers
• Springwater Western Bluebird Trail
• They’re Alive! Are these brain-like blobs growing in a pond near you?
• Before and After: Blessed Milkthistle Management One Year Later
• OktoberPest 2017 Pest Management Workshops
• Plant Identification: What is that Weed?
• District Welcomes Ron Oberg as New Director Emeritus
• Soil Health Workshop for School and Community Gardens
• Brush Up on Your Septic System During SepticSmart Week
• NEW Residential Septic System Repair Loan Program
• Rain and Mud Season is Coming – Be Prepared!
• Fall Watershed Volunteer Opportunities
• Prepare Now for Fall Pastures
• Update on Molalla River Property Acquisition
• We’ll See YOU at the Clackamas County Fair!
• Do You Have Oregon White Oak Trees on Your Property?
• Over 66 tons of Pesticide Removed from Area Watersheds
• Drip Irrigation Project Yields Water Savings
• Soil Solarization Field Day
• Tansy Ragwort Poisons Livestock and Neighborly Relationships!
• July’s Weed of the Month: Tansy Ragwort
• Focus on Staff: Jenne Reische, Riparian Specialist
• Clean Your Boots After Your Hike!
• Citizen Science Detection and Reporting of Invasive Plants Workshop
• June is National Pollinator Month!
• June’s Weed of the Month: Policeman’s Helmet
• The new thistle you don’t want on your property!
• May’s Weed of the Month: Orange Hawkweed
• It’s Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• Free Water Quality Teacher Workshop for 3rd – 6th Grade Educators
• 10 Ways to Celebrate Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week!
• Spring Pasture – Anxious to Graze?
• It’s Native Plant Appreciation Week!
• Happy Earth Day!
• Invitation to Bid: Milk Creek-Mulino Bank Stabilization Project – Deadline Extended
• April’s Weed of the Month: Garlic Mustard
• Staff Spotlight: Sarah Hamilton, WeedWise Specialist & CWMA Coordinator
• Director Emeritus Shares Wealth of Experience
• Backyard Habitat Certification Program
• Got Mail?
• Think twice before killing those thistles: Thistle Identification
• Springtime Tips to Keep Manure Out of Water
• Its National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
• Project Highlight: Clackamas River Invasive Species Partnership
• February’s Weed of the Month: Scotch Broom
• RFQ for Residential Septic System Repair Services
• Staff Spotlight: Jeff Lesh, WeedWise Specialist
• January’s Weed of the Month!
• Winter Storms Bring Streambank Erosion
• District Supports Watershed Councils
• Focus on Staff: Nathan Tucker, Fiscal Administrator
• Bugs as Indicators of Water Quality
• Welcome to our newest WeedWise Specialist!
• December’s Weed of the Month!
• Nelson Brings Nursery Perspective to Board
• Almost 60 Tons of Pesticides Removed from Watersheds
• The District’s Natural Resource Priorities
• What’s the Weather?
• Board Member Enjoys and Protects Natural Resources
• ONEStop Farmgate: A New Resource in Clackamas County
• Focus on Staff: Scott Eden, Conservation Specialist
• Use Sunny Fall Days to Prepare for Winter
• Expect strife when Garden loosestrife is let loose from the garden.
• Working Together
• October’s Weed of the Month!
• Want to Grow Food Later in the Season?
• Training the Trainer – Soil Health for School and Community Gardens
• Focus on Staff: Nicole Ahr, Conservation Specialist
• Oakscaping Workshop Opportunities
• District Seeks WeedWise Specialist for Term Project
• Join the WeedWise Team!
• Clackamas River Invasive Species Partnership Project Moves Forward
• A New Tool for Christmas Tree Growers – CANCELLED
• Improving Riparian Habitats One Landowner at a Time
• Annual Work Plan for 2016-2017 Adopted
• Focus on Staff: Matt Van Wey
• Conservation Fun and Games at the 2016 Clackamas County Fair
• Local Rain Garden Receives National Attention
• Tansy Ragwort Poisons Livestock and Neighborly Relationships!
• Purge the surge in spurge!
• July’s Weed of the Month!
• Board Expresses Strong Support for Protecting Farmland
• RFP for Audit Services
• Farm Social Fun for the Whole Family – Saturday, July 9th!
• National Pollinator Week!
• Its Hay Season!
• Plan and Plant the Best Pollinator Habitat Possible
• Director Positions Open for Election
• Garlic Mustard BMP Now Available
• Blessed Milkthistle invading pasture lands.
• June’s Weed of the Month!
• Who Knew…Bugs to the Rescue!
• Oregon Invasive Weed Awareness Week
• Claudia is Coming to the Molalla-Pudding Rivers Celebration!
• Scholarship Applications Due Soon
• Saving Water for Other Uses
• A History of Invasive Weed Management in Clackamas County
• Do Your Part – Be SepticSmart!
• Annual 4-County CWMA Pull Together Shares the Latest on Invasive Weeds
• Request for Proposals: Priority Invasive Weed and Vegetation Management
• Collaboration is Key to New Outdoor Classroom
• Videos Highlight Conservation District Work
• New Partnership Tackles Costly Invasive Weeds on Clackamas River
• Be a Backyard Steward: Attend an Oak Habitat Presentation Near You
• Are Invasive Blackberries Haunting Your Property?
• Weir Removal…a dam good idea!
• Board Member Celebrates 20 Years of Service with District
• Sprayer Maintenance, Set-up, and Calibration Workshop
• Barnyards and Birkenstocks: An Evening with Don Stuart
• Down the River Clean-Up
• NEW: Administrative Position Available
• We Have a New Name!
• District Welcomes New Board Chair
• Did You See That Fish?
• Administrative Assistant Position Available
• Rainwater Harvesting at Schoolyard Farms
• Invite a Pollinator Home!
• Farmscaping for Predators, Parasitic Wasps and Native Bees
• Conservation Planner Position Available
• Board Officers Elected for FY 2015-2016
• Wildflowers and Native Plants – Not Always the Same
• Invasive Weeds Arrive Early This Year
• Test Your Soil for Better Pastures
• The Power of a Raindrop
• RFQ for Architectural Design Services
• Training Opportunity For Large Scale Composting
• IPM and Pesticide Risk Management
• We’ve added a Glossary
• Himalayan Blackberry BMP Now Available
• English Ivy BMP Now Available
• Tansy Ragwort BMP Now Available
• Local Students Shine at National Conference
• Annual Report Published
• Windsocks Help Reduce Pesticide Drift
• District Provides Support for Local Watershed Councils
• Mud Season is Here!
• Candy Lane Students to the Rescue!
• Why Manage Manure?
• Giant Fish is a Big Draw at Local Event
• Restoration in Milk Creek Continues…Fish are Thrilled
• Follow That Fish to Milk Creek!
• A Rare Chance to Learn About Streams
• Is Your Stream Bank Heading Downstream?
• Float and Fill the Boat!
• Welcome, Sarah Hamilton!
• Board Officers for Fiscal Year 2014-2015
• Learn How to Bring Nature into Your Yard!
• Protecting Our Best Lands For Future Generations
• Five Positions for Election to Board of Directors
• National Pollinator Week
• Local Students Awarded Scholarships
• 2012 Census of Agriculture Published
• Job Announcement: WeedWise Program Specialist/CWMA Coordinator
• District Updates Nondiscrimination Statement
• Oregon Weed Awareness Week 2014
• Library of Equipment for Weed Control
• Camas Heralds the Arrival of Spring
• Ag Composting Resources & Education Series
• Districts Share Honor
• Pesticide Collection Event Was Tons of Success!
• Zone 3 Director Position Filled
• Rough-skinned newts on the farm
• Transform your hedge into a habitat hedgerow!
• Rain Drops and Restoration Along the Trolley Trail!
• District Employee Honored by Special Districts Association of Oregon
• Top Ten Tips to Give Weeds the Brush-off
• Former Board Member Passes Away
• Bumble Bee Watch is Live!
• Students Help Habitat in Lake Oswego!
• Recycling Keeps Demolition Materials Out of Landfill
• Community, Conservation, and Hot Cider
• Conservation District Awards Partnership Grants
• Clackamas County Landowners Receive Conservation Award
• Obstruction Removed — Fish Jumping for Joy!
• “Bee” a Beekeeper! Backyard Beekeeping Basics
• Bee Conservation Talks Scheduled!
• Fall is Ideal for Adding Native Plants
• Johnson Creek Edible Weed Walk
• What is a Rain Garden and Why Do I Want One?
• Pebble Count Conducted at Milk Creek Site
• Birds! We have birds!
• Youngsters Try Their Hand at Pollinator Garden Design
• Support the farm
• ODFW finds frogs at the farm
• We have a woodlot
• There’s a barn owl in that old barn!
• The walnut tree
• Partnership Pays, Pesticides Removed
• Weather For All
• District Will Expand Educational Focus On Two Properties
• Scholarships Awarded To Two Local Students
• RFP: Instream and Riparian Vegetation Management
• Quantities Continue to Increase in Pesticide Collection Events
• Milk Creek: Spring Checkup on Vegetated Log Matrix
• Everything You Need to Know About…Rural Fences
• Creating a Rain Garden with Elementary School Students
• How to Collect Water Samples for Nitrate Screening
• Time to Plant Your Streamsides
• Milk Creek: Three Weeks of Construction in Three Minutes
• What Are the Bugs Telling Us?
• Interested in Weather? Your Help is Needed!
• All You Need to Know About Watershed Councils
• Local Farmers Markets Receive a New Year Boost
• District Awards Support Funds to Watershed Councils
• Milk Creek Project Update And Next Steps
• Don’t Miss This Volunteer Planting Opportunity
• Milk Creek Structures Endure First High Water Event
• District receives statewide honor from NRCS
• Pesticide Disposal Event Coming Soon
• Local Landowner Selected as Oregon Cooperator of the Year
• Make Those Weeds in Your Yard History!
• Environmental Markets for Farmers and Ranchers
• Seats Still Available at Energize Oregon Workshops
• Milk Creek Project: Greening Up Before Fall Rains Arrive
• We All Live Upstream – A Watershed Event
• ODA Delivers Agricultural Water Quality Report
• Plant a Patch of Flowering Plants for Pollinators
• Milk Creek Project: Water is Flowing in the Restored Channel
• Milk Creek Project: Surface Seeded and Bank Shaping Underway
• Milk Creek Project: Final Grade Achieved Today
• Milk Creek Project: Upstream End Finished to Final Grade
• Milk Creek Project: We See How It Will Look
• Milk Creek Project: Adding Materials to the Engineered Log Jam
• Milk Creek Project: Last Base Logs Installed
• Milk Creek Project: Log Jam Starts to Fill-in
• Milk Creek Project: Live Willows Added
• Milk Creek Project: Making the Turn
• Milk Creek Project: Base Log Layer
• Milk Creek Project: First Logs Placed!
• Milk Creek Project: Mobilization (gallery)
• Last Chance to Register: Train Livestock to Eat Weeds!
• DIY Rain Garden Series: Two New Videos!
• Train Livestock to Eat Weeds!
• Assistance Available for New, Beginning, or Socially Disadvantaged Farmers
• Clackamas County Lavender Festival!
• Videos: Erosion Control on Christmas Tree Farms
• Four Board Positions Open for Election
• A Fishy Head Count
• Reducing the Risk of Pesticides in Our Streams
• Good and Local! 2012 Farmers Markets
• New Rain Garden Fact Sheet Available
• District Awards Scholarships to Two Local Students
• Parking Lot Island Out, Rain Garden In
• Jory is Oregon’s State Soil
• Waterlogged: Unwanted Water!
• Jumpstart Your Spring Pasture
• Six Minutes on Currin Creek Restoration
• Partners Come Together to Combat Spurge Laurel
• Reducing Landslide Risk on Your Property
• What the Heck is a HUC?
• Ten Simple Ways to Keep Manure Out of Water
• Possible project on Mt. Scott and Camas creeks
• You Can Help Our Struggling Pollinator Friends!
• Supporting Conservation Through Local Partnerships
• Now is the Time to Plan Your Streamside Planting
• New Video on Healthy Soils now available
• Invitation to bid issued for weed/vegetation control
• Community conservation focus for 2011-2012
• Web Posts and Press Releases: CONNECT 2017