Scappoose Bay Marina Clean-up
Did you know that there are nature trails and the Scappoose Bay Marina? This wooded on Scappoose Bay is a great place for a quiet walk in the afternoon or […]
Did you know that there are nature trails and the Scappoose Bay Marina? This wooded on Scappoose Bay is a great place for a quiet walk in the afternoon or […]
Calling all volunteers. Friday night we'll be getting ready for one of the biggest days of the year for our the Native Plant Nursery, the Spring Native Plant Sale. Getting […]
Join Scappoose Bay Watershed Council and our partners at LCEP as we continue to enhance the banks of South Scappoose Creek with plants and improve water quality. Learn more below […]
Please join us at our Native Plant Nursery Sale on April 9 The sale offers many native plants, at great prices, ready for your landscape. Our Staff and volunteers will […]
April Board Meeting Video Conference Call for Public Attendees Please note: The Public is invited to attend via a conference call (i.e., not in person at the SBWC office). The […]
Join the Scappoose Bay Watershed Council at the Scappoose Bay Marina while we work to take care of one of the most beautiful marinas in Columbia County! We will be […]
Come spend time at our native plant nursery while we take care of our plants. This is a fantastic opportunity to spend some time in the outdoors with some of […]
Join the Scappoose Bay Watershed Council, the City of Scappoose and the Friends of Scappoose Parks as we celebrate Earth day with a series of events and stewardship activities. […]
Come spend time at our native plant nursery while we take care of our plants. This is a fantastic opportunity to spend some time in the outdoors with some of […]
The Oregon State University Columbia County Master Gardeners will be holding their 2022 Spring Garden Fair at the Fair Ground Pavillion in St. Helens Oregon. Not only will there be […]
Come spend time at our native plant nursery while we take care of our plants. This is a fantastic opportunity to spend some time in the outdoors with some of […]
The Scappoose Bay Watershed Council and the City of Saint Helens Parks and recreation program are partnering together to remove noxious weeds such as English Ivy, English Holly, Lesser Celandine […]