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Who We Are

We are a 501(c)(3) organization that helps watershed residents work together to improve the health of the Coos watershed. These efforts are rooted in science and driven by the belief that balance between economic and environmental interests is possible.

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What We Do

The Coos Watershed Association creates a local, non-governmental network and funding resource so that landowners can easily communicate their issues and opportunities, and explore ideas and techniques for land management and watershed health.

Restoration
Monitoring & Research
Community Engagement
Plants
Stream Data

What You Can Do

The Coos Watershed Association accepts donations in multiple forms. You can even donate your time! Every donation you make, big or small, strengthens our watershed by supporting community based education, monitoring, and restoration efforts.

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Announcements

28th Birthday Bash & Fundraiser

There is still time to contribute to our fall fundraiser! All donations, big or small, help fill in our funding gaps and give us capacity for meaningful community projects in 2023. Read our letter below for ideas on how to pitch in.

NOW LIVE: Strategic Action Plan for Coho Salmon Recovery

We recently wrapped up the four-year process of developing the Coos Basin Strategic Action Plan for Coho Salmon Recovery (SAP) with the Wild Salmon Center, and the final draft is now available! This project prioritized the areas and restoration actions most needed to improve coho salmon productivity within the Coos Basin over the next 25 years.

Volunteer Opportunity: Native Plant Nursery Days

What you'll be doing: Projects will include building raised beds for propagation of dune plants, heeling in trees, and other TBD nursery maintenance projects. The property is in the middle of a wetland preserve, so you will also have the opportunity to watch birds and other wildlife.
When: 4th Thursdays, from 8am-noon (May 26, June 23, July 28, August 25, September 22, October 27).
Where: Off of Catching Slough; exact location and directions will be provided upon sign-up.
Sign up (required): Email Ed Cope at ecope@cooswatershed.org or call 541-888-5922 Ext. 305. RSVP by 5pm on Tuesday of the event week. Feel free to email or call us with questions.
More info: To learn more about the Matson Creek Wetland Preserve and the role of native plants in watershed health, visit https://cooswatershed.org/what-we-do/plants/

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