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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.

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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.


 

Do you work near water? Do you need permits?

 
Navigating the Water Related Permit Process:

Doing Good Work & Staying Out of Trouble

 
A workshop for landowners, developers, contractors and others who may need permits and to learn more about the laws related to working in or near waterways and wetlands as well as permits related to reducing stormwater runoff and pollution.

Thursday, October 7, 2010

4:30 PM to 8:00 PM

Medford Central Library

Large Community Meeting Room

 An educational workshop presented by Jackson SWCD and Bear Creek Watershed Council

RSVP: Markie.germer@jswcd.org  or

541-776-4270 ext. 3

Jackson SWCD

573 Parsons Dr. Suite 102

Medford, OR 97501

Cost: $15

Dinner & materials included

Payment due by Sept. 30

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, September 13, 2010:
Public Welcome

"Ongoing and Upcoming Riparian Restoration:

The Ashland Creek Pond Riparian Restoration Project"

Presenter: Marko Bey (Co-director, Lomakatsi Restoration Project)

 

The speaker will describe the riparian restoration project effort being done in collaboration with the project sponsor, the Bear Creek Watershed Council,

and the landowner, the City of Ashland.

 

Monday, September 13, 2010, 8:30am,

Medford City Hall, Lausmann Annex, Conference Room 151

for more information, contact Frances Oyung, Council Coordinator

(541) 840-1810 or coordinator@bearcreek-watershed.org
If you would like to be on the agenda for this meeting, please contact the Coordinator.



BCWC 2010-2014 Strategic Plan now available on our website: www.bearcreek-watershed.org.
Click on “Council Documents” on the left side of the home page.

CONTACT INFO

Bear Creek Watershed Council

P O Box 1548, Medford, OR 97501

Phone: (541)840-1810

Web Site Address: http://www.bearcreek-watershed.org

Email Address: coordinator@bearcreek-watershed.org



Chair: Craig Harper

Coordinator: Frances Oyung














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LEARN ABOUT OUR WATERSHED


What is a Watershed?

Bear Creek Watershed

Bear Creek Assessments

Getting Involved

Organizing Youth Planting Projects

Salmon Counts

Riparian Canopy Assessment for Bear Creek

Historic Vegetation for Bear Creek