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Category Archives: Oregon Conservation News
McKenzie River Trust’s CARP ponds
From McKenzie River Trust: The Willamette Valley is peppered with old gravel pits, sites where the meandering river has deposited gravel for millennia. The Coburg Aggregate Reclamation Project (CARP) is one of the best opportunities in the region to restore … Continue reading
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President Obama protects Bristol Bay
President Obama took action to protect one of Alaska’s most powerful economic engines and one of America’s greatest national treasures: Bristol Bay. He signed a Presidential Memorandum that withdraws these beautiful and pristine waters from all future oil and gas … Continue reading
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Calapooia Watershed Video
Check out this great video on the Calapooia Watershed Council by Freshwaters Illustrated. Calapooia Watershed Portrait: Finding Natives from Freshwaters Illustrated on Vimeo.
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O&C and Klamath Bills Pass Out of Committee
This past Thursday, November 13th, Senator Ron Wyden passed two key pieces of legislation through the Senate Environment and Natural Resources Committee that will have major impacts for the management of natural resources in Oregon. The Klamath Basin Water Recovery … Continue reading
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Trout Unlimited Wild Steelhead Initiative
From Trout Unlimited: On Nov. 20, Trout Unlimited will launch the Wild Steelhead Initiative, a project to protect and restore the wild steelhead and the fishing opportunities they provide throughout their native range in Alaska, California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. … Continue reading
The Redsides Annual Membership Meeting
Monday, November 10th, Rogue Ales Public House (lower level), 844 Olive St, Eugene It’s election day, and it’s election time for The Redsides as well. This month is our annual membership meeting where you will have an opportunity to nominate … Continue reading
Two Fly Tournament Results 2014
This years Two Fly Tournament raised $6574 for the McKenzie River Trust. Nine teams enjoyed a friendly, best three fish of the day competition. Special thanks to all those who participated and especially the guides who donated their time to … Continue reading
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Local Trout Unlimited Chapter Activities
Eugene and Corvallis Trout Unlimited Chapters are gaining steam and need your support in their conservation efforts. The Eugene Redsides Chapter and the Corvallis Bluebacks are having meetings and events outlined below. October meeting Monday, October 13th, Rogue Ales Public … Continue reading
Bluebacks Hosting IF4 in Corvallis on October 11th
The Corvallis-based Blueback Chapter of Trout Unlimited is at it again, hosting the International Fly Fishing Film Festival at the Whiteside Theatre on Saturday, October 11th. Doors open at 7pm (but get there early, as the line at F3T was … Continue reading
Help Preserve Salmon Habitat on Lake Creek October 4th, 2014
Beyond Toxics has an official partnership with ODOT signing a contract to keep 8 miles of Hwy 36 around Triangle Lake pesticide free and protect salmon in their natural habitat. We need to get a group of 20 people together … Continue reading
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Wild Reverence Showing in Eugene
On Tuesday, October 7th at Hop Valley Brewing (901 W. 1st Ave., Eugene), join staff and members of the Native Fish Society along with film maker Shane Anderson for a showing of “Wild Reverence- The Wild Steelhead’s Last Stand” from … Continue reading
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Willamette River Clean Up – October 4th 2014
Get Signed Up for a Cleanup Site: Volunteers get a free-shirt and earn enough river karma to last a year. There will be over 20 sites throughout the valley, with opportunities to Bring Your Own Boat (a whole new take … Continue reading
McKenzie River Two Fly Tournament 2014
This years Two Fly Tournament is setting up pretty sweet! Much like last year, we have had a bit of a “freshen up” of our waters, and the weather is ideal. The entire McKenzie is fishing great with excellent water … Continue reading
Middle Fork Willamette Bull Trout
Besides working in the fly shop this Summer, I have been doing an internship with the Forest Service at the Middle Fork Willamette Ranger District out near Oakridge. I have been interning as a fisheries biologist and have had the … Continue reading
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The Redsides September Meeting
Monday, September 8th, Rogue Ales Public House (lower level), 844 Olive St, Eugene Trout Unlimited Redsides Chapter meetings are now being held on the second Monday of each month. The board meeting is at 6:00PM and all members are welcome … Continue reading