We'll be working along the entire Marine Park Trail, both on and off-the water. Join us to remove plant protectors, and pick-up and clean around riparian areas. 9am to noon; tools, gloves, and snacks provided. Our neighbor, Next Adventure is offering a one-hour free kayak rental (after the cleanup), for anyone participating in the event!
Join the Friends of Nob Hill Nature Park and the Native Plant Society of Oregon for an easy, site low-key stroll through Nob Hill Nature Park to view trillium and fawn lily in an area currently undergoing restoration. NHNP is a small oak woodland, perched on a basalt bluff overlooking the Columbia River. Visit the park […]
A wide range of native plants available. At the plaza in St. John's.
Join us for an evening of learning about local invasive weeds, how to identify them, and how to remove and control them. Presented by Michelle Delepine of the West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District. Event at the Scappoose City Council - Chamber Meeting Room (enter from parking lot off SE 2nd Street). Contact Pat […]
Join SBW Council at the annual Paddlefest at the Scappoose Bay Marina, Saturday and Sunday, June 13-14. More details to come...
Join West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District in helping clean up and restore McCarthy Creek, Saturday, July 25 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This is a fun event for adults of all ages! Meet in parking lot of NARA Northwest 17645 NW St. Helens Highway (Hwy 30). Volunteers should wear long-sleeves and pants […]
Mark your calendar, and plan to join us for a day of on-water cleanup activities. Scappoose Bay is one of 40 sites that will be participating in this special Willamette River cleanup event. Sponsors include the Willamette Riverkeepers, Scappoose Bay Kayaking, and Scappoose Bay Watershed. T-shirt and refreshments available for volunteers. More details to come...
If you live in Portland or Scappoose near a waterway (river or canal, e.g.), you’re invited to join us for a valuable workshop on how to prevent erosion of your riverbanks! This winter we’ve experienced some of the heaviest rainfall on record in the greater Portland area and you’ve probably already seen a lot of […]