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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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Volunteer or attend an event

Announcements

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Road repair and maintenance bid opportunity: bids due September 13

Download Fillable PDF Here

Join our team this fall!

Coho Life Cycle Monitoring Internship: Fall/Winter

Now accepting applications from local students for the fall/winter season (applications reviewed on a rolling basis; apply by September 30 to be considered).

Download position description and application here

2021 Coos Watershed Mayfly Festival Activity Booklet

To celebrate the fifth year of the Coos Watershed Mayfly Festival, we've put together an activity booklet full of family-friendly, nature-themed adventures that you can complete at your own pace by September 10. Pick up a free copy from the Coos Head Food Co-op, Coos Bay Public Library, or North Bend Public Library and get started! For more info on how to participate, get entered into our raffle, or download your own copy of the activity booklet, visit the Mayfly Festival website.

Coos Watershed Association 2020 Annual Report

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What is a watershed?

Image Source: Center for Watershed Protection

It's a lot more than just water.

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Team Member Highlight

Al Solomon

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