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The Hood River Watershed Group's purpose is to sustain and improve the Hood River Watershed through education, cooperation and stewardship.
One of 82 watershed councils in Oregon, the Hood River Watershed Group is a forum of landowners, citizens, growers, irrigation and water districts, environmental organizations, businesses, recreationists, governments and tribal representatives working together to benefit Hood River Valley's natural resources.
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WATERSHED GROUP RESOURCES (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) |
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| Hood River Watershed Action Plan 2008 Update | Hood River Sub-Basin Plan |
| Hood River Watershed Assessment | |
**NOTE ~ Different meeting place!**
The next meeting will be a PICNIC BBQ
on Tuesday, July 28, 2009 from 5pm to 9pm
at Toll Bridge Park in Mt. Hood
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2009-11 HRWG Action Plan for Council Improvement
(Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
2009 Field Series Educational Classes
Come learn about the watershed this summer!
Indian Creek Open House
The Indian Creek Open House and Ice Age Flood event was held on Wednesday, October 22, 2008. The nearly 100 attendees viewed displays created by local individuals, businesses, agencies and groups that are working to enhance Indian Creek. Attendees were also given the opportunity to give input on what aspects of Indian Creek they value, and what they feel needs to be improved. The keynote speaker for the event was geologist Bruce Bjornstad (author of the recent book “On the Trail of the Ice Age Floods”) who gave an illustrated presentation on the Ice Age floods.
Want to know what community members had to say about Indian Creek? Check out this summary of the survey responses received from this event.
Hood
River Watershed Group
Air Lift Project
Indian Creek Trash Clean Up
November 5, 2007