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Below are some additional resources. For more detailed
information, see the other pages of this website:
Watershed education and outreach resources
Agricultural
Communications Documentation Center. A literature collection developed
at the University of Illinois, containing more than 16,000 documents related
to communications in agriculture and the human and social dimensions of
agriculture.
Oregon
Sea Grant's Watershed Education Page.
Tips On Land and Water Management for Small Acreages in Oregon.
A brochure presenting basic information on grazing, weed control, soil types,
irrigation, fencing, stream health, riparian areas, wildlife habitat, forest
management, etc. Available from the Oregon Association of Conservation
Districts, c/o Washington County SWCD, (503) 648-3174.
Urban Watershed
Institute. Provides multidisciplinary professional training in watershed
management for people who "plan, design, construct, restore and maintain
the urban landscape." Recent classes focused on biological monitoring,
stream ecology, wetlands plant identification, erosion and sediment control.
Events
Watershed Weeks
(Oregon Sea Grant)
The Dirt!'s calendar
of events - "Connecting people to the environment through timely information
and resources"
Sources of Historical Information
Oregon Historical
Society
1230 SW Park Avenue
Portland, OR 97205-2483
503-222-1741
Fax: 503-221-2035
E-mail: orhist@ohs.org
Oregon State Archives
800 Summer St. NE
Salem, OR 97310
(503) 373-0701 ext. 1
Southern Oregon Historical
Society
Research Library
106 N. Central Avenue
Medford, OR 97501-5926
(541) 773-6536
Special
Collections
Knight Library
University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1299
(541) 346-1906
Multnomah County Public Library
The John Wilson Room houses rare books and historical information;
also see the Multnomah Public Library's Homework
Center: Oregon History for more history links
State Agencies and Information
Oregon Department of
Fish & Wildlife
Oregon
Department of Forestry GIS data and tools
Oregon Department
of Forestry
Oregon Department
of Geology and Mineral Resources
Oregon
Natural Heritage Program
The Oregon Plan for
Salmon & Watersheds
Oregon State
Revised Statutes
Oregon Water Resources
Dept.
Federal Agencies and Information
BLM, Oregon and Washington
Code
of Federal Regulations
Congressional Record
Endangered Species Act text
The Federal Register
National Marine Fisheries
Service (NMFS)
NMFS Guide to the 4(d) Rules
Nonpoint Source Pollution
State and Federal Initiatives and Agencies
Pacific Fishery Management Council
US Army Corps of Engineers,
Portland district
US Forest Service
US Geological Survey
USDA Natural Resource
Conservation Service
Other Organizations
- For the Sake of the Salmon
- provides lists of watershed organizations, information on
conducting assessments, networking opportunities, technical
information, and more.
- The Watershed
Management Council - "a nonprofit educational organization
dedicated to the advancement of the art and science of
watershed management"
- Watershed
Professionals Network
- 1000 Friends of
Oregon - a nonprofit group whose mission is
to "protect Oregon's quality of life through the conservation
of farm and forest lands, protection of natural and historic
resources, and the promotion of liveable communities."
Reference
- AgDB. A directory of agriculture-related
databases and information. Sample links: Environmental Guidelines for Dairy
Producers, Atlas of Oregon Forests, and EPA Databases on Actual Usage
of Pesticides.
- Oregon
community profiles (Oregon Economic Development
Dept.)
- The
Clinton Administration's Forest Plan
- Summary
of major laws implemented by NMFS (1995)
- Digest
of federal resource laws relating to fish &
wildlife
- Water Words
Dictionary. A compilation of technical water, water quality, environmental,
and water-related terms.
- The Watershed Source Book, by Douglas S. Kenney, Sean T. McAllister,
William H Caile, and Jason S. Peckham (2000). University of Colorado School
of Law, Natural Resources Law Center. Case studies of 76 watershed initiatives
from throughout the West. Very comprehensive - an excellent resource. For
more information email Doug Kenney at Douglas.Kenney@Colorado.edu.
Research Projects
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