WELCOME . . . . . And thanks for visiting our website. Please let us know how well it fits your needs at Contact Us. The Council is a volunteer group of citizens who meet monthly to learn about the watershed, keep current on watershed plans and actions, and take local action to plan and participate in restoration projects.

CHALLENGES

Forests, pear orchards, Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument and great climate make the Rogue Valley a very attractive high growth area. The council helps Jackson County and the cities of Medford, Ashland, Phoenix, Central Point, Talent, and Jacksonville as they address watershed issues, serving about 140,000 folks.

JOIN US

Come to a council meeting if you can; we welcome the public. Meetings are the second Monday every month, 8:30-10:30 am in Room 151, Lausmann Annex at 200 South Ivy, Medford. See See Getting Involved for other ways to participate.

NEXT SPEAKER at Bear Creek Watershed Council General Meeting, Monday May 12: 4th Annual Kids and Bugs The 4-H Latino Youth Leadership Team will make a presentation on this year's Kids and Bugs event at Bear Creek Park. Over 86 children were served this year at this free day of watershed education.   BCWC General Meeting: Monday, May 12, 2008, 8:30am, City of Medford, Lausmann Annex, Conference Room 151   for more information: coordinator@bearcreek-watershed.org, 541-840-1810

CONTACT INFO

Bear Creek Watershed Council

P O Box 1548, Medford, OR 97501

Phone: (541)840-1810

Chair: Richard Best

Coordinator: Frances Oyung

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