Conserving natural resources for the future while making conservation work, environmentally & economically for farmers, ranchers and landowners.

To ensure swimmable, drinkable, fishable water for all in south Florida through research, legal advocacy, and community education.

We connect and empower residents of all ages with hands-on experiences to help fish and other wildlife that share our communities. Through our educational programming we connect youth to service learning opportunities at restoration sites, so they can learn about restoring habitat while getting their hands dirty. Our volunteer events bring together volunteer organizations and local businesses to restore public lands. We restore habitat in close partnership with others. We work with private and public landowners, community volunteers, construction contractors, engineers, tribes, nonprofits, and state and local funding organizations to design and construct a variety of projects.

The Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council is a locally organized, voluntary, non-regulatory group established to improve the conditions of our watershed. We aim to bring local property owners, residents, concerned citizens, and private land managers together with local, state, and federal land management agencies to form a common vision for the ecological and economic sustainability and livability of our watershed. Our mission is to work with communities for a healthy Middle Fork Willamette watershed through environmental education and habitat restoration.