Rogue River Watershed Council

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Rogue River Watershed Council We enhance resilience in Rogue River watersheds, benefiting natural and human communities alike.

Southern Oregon faces challenges that require innovative solutions. Habitat loss, invasive species, stream-side development, and other factors put watershed health at risk. We strive to engage people of all ages and backgrounds while working with organizations and landowners to conserve and improve streams and the land that surrounds them. Our work is vital to the community, land, and wildlife in our region because we all depend on water.

Need a last minute Halloween costume idea? We got you covered ;)Let us know in the comments which one is your favorite!
10/29/2026

Need a last minute Halloween costume idea? We got you covered ;)

Let us know in the comments which one is your favorite!

In September, we hosted a clean-up site for Bear Creek Stewards Day. This event is coordinated by Jackson County Parks t...
10/26/2026

In September, we hosted a clean-up site for Bear Creek Stewards Day. This event is coordinated by Jackson County Parks twice a year at sites along Bear Creek. Check out some of the impacts of this important work- with the support of volunteers like you!

Our next clean up is Earth Day 2027! 🌎

Join us at the project drawing board. Our projects often include large wood structure placement, which are carefully des...
10/19/2026

Join us at the project drawing board. Our projects often include large wood structure placement, which are carefully designed to improve water quality, protect streambanks, and provide habitat.

10/14/2026

Fall in the Rogue Basin means creepy crawly bugs and decomposing salmon 👻🪦☠️

Join us at the Historic Holly Theatre for a special screening of In Our Nature, a powerful one-hour documentary explorin...
10/13/2026

Join us at the Historic Holly Theatre for a special screening of In Our Nature, a powerful one-hour documentary exploring how environmental education can enhance mental health, strengthen communities, and help bridge social and political divides.

This screening is designed for Southern Oregon teachers, naturalists, program leaders, and volunteers, and anyone interested in the power and importance of nature-based education. Come with your colleagues, your department, and your friends and family. Open to all ages! Book your tickets: https://buff.ly/faYnQxC

We received a lot of comments and feedback about our recent post on Public Lands Day. As an organization that focuses it...
10/03/2026

We received a lot of comments and feedback about our recent post on Public Lands Day. As an organization that focuses its work on rivers that would be directly affected by rescinding the roadless rule, we want to make sure the information that's getting out is accurate. From our comments we compiled a list of common misconceptions and put together an overview and sources related to the topics for further research.

As a reminder, we work with private landowners, timber companies, federal agencies, state agencies, and other non profits to make our communities more resilient. Informed decisions are the best decisions, and that's our only goal here.

Have you been seeing this information floating around recently? Have you commented on the proposed rule recession (closes October 6!)

09/30/2026
It's Source Water Protection Week! The Rogue Drinking Water Partnership continues to work together to keep the Rogue Riv...
09/28/2026

It's Source Water Protection Week! The Rogue Drinking Water Partnership continues to work together to keep the Rogue River and its tributaries a clean drinking water source. Learn more about where your water comes from and what we're doing to protect it here: https://www.rogueriverwc.org/what-we-do/foresttotap

Happy World River's Day to all who celebrate clean drinking water, aquatic wildlife, and thriving communities 🩵
09/27/2026

Happy World River's Day to all who celebrate clean drinking water, aquatic wildlife, and thriving communities 🩵

The Rogue River is officially one of America's Most Endangered Rivers for 2026. This summer, new federal proposals aimed...
09/26/2026

The Rogue River is officially one of America's Most Endangered Rivers for 2026. This summer, new federal proposals aimed to strip away Roadless Rule protections, which would open up the Rogue’s headwaters to strip mining and heavy logging.🌲These are a major concern for our drinking water sources and overall community health. The Rogue River is already feeling the heat, facing threats of nickel mining right in its main tributaries. Call us old-fashioned, but we prefer our rivers to be filled with salmon, not heavy metals. 🐟🚫

This National Public Lands Day, let’s do more than post a pretty photo. Public lands belong to us, not the highest bidder. Use your voice and tell Congress that public lands are NOT for sale!

*Edit: endangered river info: https://mostendangeredrivers.org/river/rogue-river/

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89 Alder Street
Central Point, OR
97502

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