Biodiversity Guide - The Intertwine

egional conservation strategybiodiversity guideAppendix I WatershedsCurrent Major Initiativesn Stream enhancementn Clean Water Services Surface WaterManagement Programn Culvert retrofits/fish barriers — WashingtonCounty Land Use & Transportationhttp://www.co.washington.or.us/LUT/Divisions/Operations/Programs/culvert-replacement.cfmn Tualatin River Watershed Councilhttp://www.trwc.org/basin_projects/n Riparian reforestationn Clean Water Services TemperatureManagement Planhttp://www.cleanwaterservices.org/AboutUs/Departments/WatershedManagement/n Enhanced Conservation Reserve EnhancementProgram (eCREP) — Tualatin & West MultnomahSoil and Water Conservation Districtsn Community Tree-for-All Stream PlantingChallenge (2 million native plants in 20 years)http://www.cleanwaterservices.org/Residents/JoinTheCycle/InYourCommunity/TreeforAll/default.aspxn Invasive plant control: targeted early detection/rapidresponse for garlic mustard, knotweed,giant hogweed and yellow flag irisOrganizations and PartnersTualatin River Watershed CouncilApril Olbrich503-846-4810trwc@easystreet.netTualatin RiverkeepersMonica Smiley503-218-2580monica@tualatinriverkeepers.orgTualatin Soil and Water Conservation DistrictLacey Townsend503-648-3174 ext. 102lacey.townsend@or.nacdnet.netWest Multnomah Soil and Water ConservationDistrictKammy Kern-Korot503-238.4775, x108kammy.kern-korot@or.nacdnet.netCommunity Tree-for-AllChristian Haaning503-681-3633haaningc@cleanwaterservices.orgFriends of TreesLogan Lauvray503-282-8846 ext. 15loganl@friendsoftrees.orgSOLVSteve Kennett503-844-9571 x 318steve@solv.orgTualatin Hills Park and Recreation DistrictBruce Barbarasch503-629-6305 X 2950bbarbarasch@thprd.comClean Water ServicesRich Hunter503-681-3638hunterr@cleanwaterservices.orgCity of HillsboroLaura Trunk(503) 351-2433laurat@ci.hillsboro.or.usWatershed Plans, Assessments, and Reports —Tualatin SubbasinFrom Tualatin River Watershed Council (http://www.trwc.org/tualatin_info.html):n Watershed Action Plan and TechnicalSupplementn Watershed Analyses, J.T. Hawksworth,Washington County SWCDn Upper Tualatin - Scoggins, 2000n Dairy - McKay, 1999n Middle Tualatin - Rock Creek, 2001n Lower Tualatin, 2001n Gales Creek Watershed Assessment, 1998From Clean Water Services:n Clean Water Services Healthy StreamsPlan (2005)http://www.cleanwaterservices.org/Content/Documents/Healthy%20Streams%20Plan/Healthy%20Streams%20Plan.pdfFrom the Oregon Department of Forestry:n Oregon Department of Forestry NorthwestForest Management Plan http://www.oregon.gov/ODF/STATE_FORESTS/nwfmp.shtmlAssessments of aquatic biota available at Clean WaterServices website (http://www.cleanwaterservices.org/OurWatershed/MapsAndData/):n Distribution of Fish and Crayfish andMeasurement of Available Habitat (1999-2001)n Assessment of MacroinvertebrateCommunities (USA by ABR, 2000)n Assessment of Macroinvertebrate Communitiesin Relation to Land Use, Physical Habitat andWater Quality (Clean Water Services by ABR,2002)n Assessment of Fish and MacroinvertebrateCommunities of the Tualatin River Basin(Clean Water Services by ABR, 2005-06)n Cooperative Weed Management Areahttp://4countycwma.org/n Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge ComprehensiveConservation Planhttp://www.fws.gov/tualatinriver/refugeplanning.htmn Metro Natural Areas Science and StewardshipProgram — Restoration of native ecosystemshttp://www.oregonmetro.gov/index.cfm/go/by.web/id=37086Raindrops to RefugeLisa Jo Frech503-625-6260raindrops2refuge@gmail.comThe Wetlands ConservancyEsther Lev503-691-1394estherlev@wetlandsconservancy.orgJackson Bottom Education CenterEd Becker503-681-6424edb@ci.hillsboro.or.usn Lower Gales Creek Habitat EnhancementPlan, 2004n Geomorphic Assessment, 2005n The Water Project, and interactive guide to theTualatin River Watershed, produced by PacificUniversity, Oregon http://www.trwc.org/water/index.html308 309