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Dear Friend,

Happy March! We have some workshop and volunteer opportunities to share with you along with results from our recent survey.

Upcoming Workshops

What: Gardening for Wildlife
Date and time: Saturday, March 4th from 9 am - 1 pm
Location: Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District
22055 S Beavercreek Rd, Beavercreek, OR 97004
Also on Zoom (link sent prior to class)

Register on the Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District’s website:

What: Rain Garden Workshop
Date and time:
Session 1 - Wednesday, April 12th from 6 - 8 pm on Zoom
Session 2 - Saturday, May 13th from 9 am - noon in person
Location: Session 2 is at the Clackamas Community College ELC building
19600 Molalla Ave., Oregon City, OR 97045

Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities

Survey Results

Thank you to all who took our 2023 Survey to Better Serve You. Congrats to Linda who won our prize! Here are the results of our survey, most relevant questions selected:

1. Topics respondents are most interested in:

Current restoration projects: 83%
Clackamas watershed news: 76%
Clackamas fish and wildlife: 73%
Volunteer opportunities and events: 68%

2. Do you feel well informed on Clackamas nature related topics?

3. How can CRBC help you keep up to date on topics you care about, and what services can we provide that would benefit you and your neighbors?

4. Which workshop subjects most interest you?

Gardening for wildlife: 73%
What’s in my stream: 73%
Native plant hedgerows: 70%
Living with wildlife: 70%
Rain gardens: 52%

5. What new workshops and classes would you like to see us offer?

Most common answers: weed removal and identification, fungi and mycorrhizal communities, native plants including edibles, wildlife classes (beavers, birds, insects, fish and more!), activities that involve kiddos.

6. When it comes to workshops or seminars, which works best for your schedule?

7. Volunteering

Many folks are interested in volunteering! If you would like to volunteer, please send an email to Amy at amy@clackamasriver.org and we can talk about your interests!

Survey wrap up:

You answered and we will listen! We can’t thank you enough for your participation in this survey. We will work to incorporate your preferences and ideas into our activity and communication planning. To read more about the survey on our website click here:

Support our Mission

CRBC has planted hundreds of thousands of trees and shrubs in the watershed and continues to work for clean water, healthy habitats, and improved quality of life for all of us who live and work in the Clackamas River basin.

But we can’t do this without support from our partners, and people like you! Your support helps us make a lasting difference right here in the Clackamas Basin. Thank you for all that you do.