Restoration Resources

There are many organizations and groups that can help homeowners and landowners with restoration projects. From advice to grant money, you can find support for your efforts.

Tualatin River Watershed Council Support Criteria

TRWC offers support for watershed issues as well as those applying for grants for many types of projects that will enhance watershed health. Find out the procedure and process.

OWEB Small Grants Information -- The second application period for the Lower Willamette West OWEB small grant team is Jan 15-30, 2011.  Please contact our office ( 503-846-4810 or trwc@easystreet.net) if you're interested in submitting a project located in the Tualatin River watershed during the 2011-13 biennium.

The Small Grant Program is an easy-to-engage-in, competitive grant program that awards funds of up to $10,000 for on-the-ground restoration projects.

See the results of an OWEB Small Grant Project completed in our watershed.

Homeowner and Landowner Resources

A comprehensive list of programs including information on who is eligible, the type of assistance provided by each program, and contact information.  For a recently updated brochure (January 2008) for state and federal landonwer incentives, see http://www.dfw.state.or.us/conservationstrategy/docs/LandownerBroch_08_Single_Pgs.pdf

Stream Groups and Agencies

Most of the watershed is watched over by one or more stream groups. Experts in these groups can help landowners to determine their needs and seek assistance.