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The Marys River is one of five major Coast Range tributaries of the Willamette River. It drains 310 square miles of forested, agricultural, and urban lands. The Marys River Watershed Council’s primary purpose is to promote broad and informed public participation in ecologically and economically sound sustainability and improvement of natural resources and environmental quality in the Marys River Watershed.


LATEST NEWS
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Next REGULAR board meeting scheduled for Tueseday, February 9, 2010
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Philomath City Hall (980 Applegate Street)
Council board meetings are open to the public. Watershed Council members are encouraged to attend, and all are welcome
AGENDA
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The December 2009 Newsletter is now available! Click HERE to view. To view older newsletters, click on NEWSLETTERS to the left for the archive.


Two new files uploaded to Assessment/Monitoring Project Page include the Tum Tum River Rapid Bio-Assessment Report from 2009 and a map of cutthroat densities in Bark and Shotpouch Creeks. Don't forget to also check out the Woods Creek Rapid Bio-Assessment Report from 2008 and a mile-by-mile map of Woods Creek.. CLICK HERE to view assessment/monitoring page


The Marys River Watershed Council and Lincoln School students planted trees to benefit Blair Creek.


We have installed fish traps to document the presence of native fish species.
Click here for more information and a link to the data.


Education & Outreach Report for 2007-2008 in portable document format.



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MRWC Board of Directors meets the second Tuesday of each month at Philomath City Hall.

For more information, contact Xan Augerot,
Council Coordinator at:

coordinator@mrwc.net
541.758.7597
P.O. Box 1041,
Corvallis OR 97339