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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the 4 parts of the Hood River watershed?

  This watershed includes four main sub-basins: the West Fork Hood River, the Middle Fork Hood River, the East Fork Hood River, and the Hood River Mainstem (the lower river and its tributaries). Sixty percent, or 209,385 acres (84,735 ha), of the County is federal land managed by the Mt. Hood National Forest.

• What does the Tualatin River Watershed Council do?

  The Tualatin River Watershed Council proactively fosters better community stewardship and understanding of the Tualatin River Watershed resources, works to address issues and ensures resilient and sustainable watershed health, functions, and uses. The Council meetings will be a Zoom meetings until further notice.

• Where are the signs for the beaver watershed alliance?

  This sign was placed at the Prairie Creek Park launching ramp on July 16, 2013 by the Beaver Watershed Alliance, to educate and promote water quality at Beaver Lake. The US Army Corps of Engineers, Beaver Project Office, will support the effort by posting these signs at the Corps–operated launch ramps around Beaver Lake.

• What is the Coffee Creek watershed Conservancy?

  The mission of the Coffee Creek Watershed Conservancy, Inc, is to identify, maintain, and enhance the remnant biodiversity that resides within the corridor (The Preserve) while providing education and recreational experiences for all. The Coffee Creek Watershed Preserve is a 157-acre complex of wetlands, woodlands, and prairies.

• How big is the Perdido Bay watershed?

  2 ), its watershed encompasses over 3,238 km (1,250 mi ) of land, tributaries, lagoons, and bayous in Florida and Alabama. Perdido Bay is connected to the Gulf of Mexico through Perdido Pass, and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW) passes through the southern portion of the bay.