The Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation is accepting applications for two positions with our organization. Please follow the links below to find all of the information for each position. WeedWise Specialist and CWMA […]
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Weedwise Specialist (CRISP) Position Announcement
The Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District is seeking qualified candidates for a WeedWise Program Specialist position. This position supports the Clackamas River Invasive Species Partnership (CRISP) to help protect local and regional […]
The Prickly Thistle: A July 2018 WeedWise update
Welcome to the July edition of the WeedWise newsletter, known as the Prickly Thistle! This is our opportunity to share with you just some of the great activities underway here at the WeedWise […]
The Prickly Thistle: A June 2018 WeedWise update
Welcome to the June edition of the WeedWise newsletter, known as the Prickly Thistle! This is our opportunity to share with you just some of the great activities underway here at the WeedWise […]
The Prickly Thistle: A May 2018 WeedWise update
Welcome to the May edition of the WeedWise newsletter, known as the Prickly Thistle! This is our opportunity to share with you all of the great activities underway here at the WeedWise program! […]
The Prickly Thistle: An April 2018 WeedWise update
Welcome to the April edition of the WeedWise newsletter, known as the Prickly Thistle! This is our opportunity to share with you all of the great activities underway here at the WeedWise program! […]
The Prickly Thistle: A March 2018 WeedWise update
. Welcome to the March edition of the WeedWise newsletter, known as the Prickly Thistle! This is our opportunity to share with you all of the great things that the WeedWise program is […]
The Prickly Thistle: A February 2018 WeedWise update
Welcome to the February edition of the WeedWise newsletter, known as the Prickly Thistle! This is our opportunity to share with you all of the great things that the WeedWise program is doing! […]
Local Partners Join to Fight Invasive Weeds
Invasive weeds currently cost Oregonians millions of dollars each year. One recent estimate indicates that without intervention these will increase to $1.8 billion in personal income losses a year from degraded lands and […]
