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Scoop the Poop! For Our Water

By Follow the Water / February 12, 2025

Unfortunately, uncollected pet waste doesn’t just disappear. Dog poop is gross to step in, disrespectful… Continue Reading Scoop the Poop! For Our Water

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Honoring our Rivers Student Art Anthology

By Follow the Water / January 20, 2025

Honoring Our Rivers is a collection of student art and creative writing about water, river… Continue Reading Honoring our Rivers Student Art Anthology

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The North American Beaver

By Follow the Water / January 15, 2025

Who’s our long-in-the-tooth friend who lives down by the river? Of course, it’s Oregon’s state… Continue Reading The North American Beaver

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Lithia Park

By Follow the Water / December 3, 2024

What activities can you enjoy in Southern Oregon? A pleasant walk to Lithia Park can… Continue Reading Lithia Park

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Eelgrass

By Follow the Water / November 21, 2024

Eelgrass is a marine plant found in bays and estuaries and provides benefits and habitat… Continue Reading Eelgrass

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Celebrate National Estuaries Week

By Follow the Water / September 23, 2024

So, what exactly is an estuary? Read on to learn more about this important ecosystem… Continue Reading Celebrate National Estuaries Week

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American Coot

By Follow the Water / June 29, 2024

Is that a duck or a chicken? Actually, it’s an American Coot! The most aquatic… Continue Reading American Coot

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Tumalo State Park

By Follow the Water / June 26, 2024

When you’re enjoying the great outdoors in Central Oregon, make sure to visit Tumalo State… Continue Reading Tumalo State Park

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Lincoln City’s Finders Keepers

By Follow the Water / May 16, 2024

When you’re exploring the coast near Lincoln City, Oregon, be on the lookout for the… Continue Reading Lincoln City’s Finders Keepers

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Water Striders

By Follow the Water / May 13, 2024

Water striders are thin, long-legged insects that use surface tension to walk on the water’s… Continue Reading Water Striders

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