About Watershed Councils
www.oregonwatersheds.org

The 90+ Watershed Councils of Oregon are local, community-based stakeholder organizations that work primarily with private landowners on a voluntary basis to implement watershed protection, restoration, education and conservation projects. As a group, they are one of the primary delivery systems for The Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds and The Oregon Conservation Strategy; programs in which Oregon invests tens of millions of dollars annually, most in the form of individual projects implemented by watershed councils.  Councils strive to achieve triple bottom line outcomes: environmental, economic and community health.

Tom O’Brien, Executive Director
Network of Oregon Watershed Councils
PO Box 10027
Eugene, Oregon 97440
(541) 682-8365

About Oregon Association of Conservation Districts (OACD)
www.oacd.org

The purpose of OACD is to promote the conservation, maintenance, enhancement and wise use of Oregon’s natural resources. OACD represents, supports, and strengthens Oregon’s 46 local Conservation Districts through member services, program development, training, leadership development, public education, and government relations. OACD provides a common voice for those committed to the belief that Oregon’s soil, water, air, plants, and animals are used in accordance with the needs of resources and people in a technically correct, economically feasible, socially acceptable manner.

Jerry Nicolescu, Executive Director
OACD
737 13th SE
Salem, OR 97301
(503) 566-9157