New Again

Feature Story on Watershed Restoration

Over the last 30 years, Oregonians have begun heroic efforts to restore damaged watersheds. Today, Oregonians are finding ways to make restoration, not only viable economically, but a force for positive change in their world. Restoration is rebuilding communities, renewing relationships, and refreshing our perspectives.

Hear from watershed council coordinators, farmers, biologists and others, in our feature story, NEW AGAIN, about watershed restoration in Oregon. You can then view the restoration projects occurring within each of Oregon's 15 water basins.

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