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TUALATIN RIVERKEEPERS
Tualatin Riverkeepers (TRK) is a community-based organization that empowers people to protect, restore and enjoy Oregon's Tualatin River system. TRK build watershed stewardship through education, access to nature, restoration, and advocacy. Backed by hundreds of dedicated volunteers, TRK is able to lead dozens of educational canoe trips, impact water policy regulations, monitor problems throughout the watershed, facilitate habitat restoration activities, conduct educational programs for youth, and provide support to many Friends groups working for stream and watershed protection. We believe that a healthy river system is vital to building and sustaining a healthy community. Please join us.
JUNKYARD FLOODED AGAIN
On Friday December 7, 2007, several days after the storm floodwaters had reached the You Pull It wrecking yard on highway 99W next to the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. Flooding of the wrecking yard is a perennial problem.
Tualatin Riverkeepers Television
Watch some more short online videos about TRK.
- KATU - Paddling and Birding
- Tualatin River Cleanup
- Discovery Day Paddle Trip
- Fan-NO PARKING
- Fanno Creek Park Flooding
- Junkyard Flooding
A Dark and Stormy Night
It's 1:00 am and the rain has been falling for 4 hours. Do you know where your runoff is going? Find out here.
Fall Edition of the Green Heron Herald is now online.
HERON NOW! our electronic magazine is now online. Click to read the latest issuefeaturing Welcome the Rain, Back to School, Pledge Your Pooch and more....
To get on the Heron Now mailing list, send an e-mail to brian@tualatinriverkeepers.org.
2007 Edition of our Paddler's Guideis now online.