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Inspiring and supporting voluntary stewardship of the Marys River watershed.
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We'll be at Philomath Pride, June 28 from 12:00 - 4:00 pm, at Philomath City Park!
Marys River Watershed Council is excited to celebrate Pride with the community—and to share the story of Newton Creek.
We’re partnering with the City of Philomath and Philomath High School on a restoration effort at Newton Creek, funded by a NOAA Fish Passage grant. Two failing and undersized culverts at Philomath City Park are being replaced with bridges to reopen over 4 miles
of essential salmonid habitat.
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Students from Philomath High School will help shape the restoration vision, participating in native plantings, invasive species removal, and outdoor learning.
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The creek flows from a unique wetland complex, rich with beaver ponds and habitat for Western pond turtles, making this an important focus area.
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This project will also make the park safer— new bridges will reduce flooding and improve year round use.
Stop by our booth at Philomath Pride to learn more!
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Cardwell Hills Summer Concert Series
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Summer Concert at Cardwell Hill Cellars
Supporting Marys River Watershed Council
Join us for an evening of music and community at
Cardwell Hill Cellars on
Friday, July 18 at 6:00 PM.
Enjoy a live performance by
David Rogers, an internationally renowned classical guitarist, in a beautiful vineyard setting. The concert will last two hours with a break at 7:00 PM.
Admission is free, and in lieu of a ticket,
donations to support Marys River Watershed Council are warmly encouraged.
Bring a picnic, bring a friend, and enjoy a summer
evening for a great cause!
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Dine Out for Marys River Watershed Council
Tuesday, July 15 at Block 15 Brewery & Taproom
Support local watershed restoration by grabbing a bite!
On Tuesday, July 15,
Block 15 will host a
Dine Out event benefiting
Marys River Watershed Council. Dine at either
Block 15’s downtown pub or taproom—no special mention needed—and
10% of the day’s food sales will go directly to support our work.
Block 15’s Dine Out events are part of their ongoing effort to give back to community-minded organizations like ours.
Your meal helps support:
• Habitat restoration for native fish and wildlife
• Youth education and outdoor learning experiences
• Community engagement around watershed health
Thank you for being part of the community that helps us protect the Marys River Watershed—one delicious meal at
a time.
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Ecology Tap Talk: What's on the menu? Characterizing diets in Central America and Coastal Alaska
Location: Common Fields, 545 SW 3rd St,
Corvallis, OR 97333
Date: Monday, July 21, from 5:30PM to 7:30 PM,
talk starts at 6PM
Ellen Dymit, a PhD student in Wildlife Sciences, will share insights from her research on the ecology and diets of large carnivores using non-invasive tools such as
camera traps and DNA analysis. Her work spans diverse ecosystems—from the rainforests of Guatemala and Costa Rica to the remote National Parks of coastal Alaska—revealing new discoveries about the lives of elusive predators.
Ecology Tap Talks series supported by Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund. Common Fields generously donates 10% of food and drink proceeds to the Marys River Watershed
Council to support our ecological restoration and environmental education work.
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