Thank you to everyone who came out to help with Kids and Creeks on Saturday, October 17th!
Author: rogueriver
Kids and Creeks
Discover the fun and wonderful world of Bear Creek with hands-on exploration and activities on Saturday, October 17th. See Kids and Creeks on our CALENDAR for more information!
We’re in the news!
Read the latest article in Medford’s Mail Tribune about the Rogue River Watershed Council!
In the News
April 1, 2018
The Grants Pass Daily Courier highlights Rogue River – World Fish Migration Day & 5k Migratory Run/Walk and Kids’ Dash happening April 7, 2018.
Daily Courier – Entertainment 20180401
March 23, 2018
Listen to Executive Director Brian Barr and Jack Duggan on the Jefferson Exchange discuss land stewardship in the Rogue basin highlighting the Living On Your Land Conference happening April 14, 2018.
Country Dwellers Learn to Take Care of Their Land
October 23, 2017
Listen to Executive Director Brian Barr and Project Manager Alexis Brickner discuss recent and planned work to improve fish passage in the watershed on Jefferson Public Radio:
Rogue Watershed Council Helps Dams Disappear
May 23, 2017
A Guest Opinion in the Daily Courier by Executive Director Brian Barr on being a good steward of our waterways.
Daily Courier – Guest Opinion 20170523
February 5, 2017
An article in the Daily Courier highlighting volunteer work funded by an OWEB Small Grant secured by Rogue River Watershed Council for riparian restoration along Gilbert Creek in Grants Pass, OR.
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December 15, 2016
Listen to RRWC Executive Director, Brian Barr on Jefferson Public Radio:
RRWC recent and future work in the Rogue basin to improve fish passage.
Extending The Un-Damming of The Rogue
November 30, 2016
Listen to RRWC Executive Director, Brian Barr on KXL Portland radio:
RRWC received a grant from Resources Legacy Fund and The William & Flora Hewlitt Foundation as part of the Open Rivers Fund to support river conservation efforts and removal of aging dams.
Stream Smart
Stream Smart engages people in the Bear Creek watershed and helps them understand our impact on stream water quality. Visit the website (www.stream-smart.com) to learn Stream Smart techniques and take the pledge to help improve local water quality.
Same Vision. New Council.
Stretching from Crater Lake to Grave Creek, the Rogue River Watershed Council covers the eight largest communities, four sources of municipal drinking water, and some of the Rogue Basin’s most productive salmon streams within its 1.6 million acre operating area.