NEWS FLASH

The August 2008 edition of the MRWC NEWSLETTER is available for viewing.

Board of Directors Meeting
Tueseday, November 11, 2008
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Philomath City Hall (980 Applegate Street)
All Watershed Council members are encouraged to attend
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Council Board meetings are open to the public - everyone welcome to attend.

Bylaws Revision APPROVED!

The Council membership approved a bylaw revision on April 2, 2008! Explore the new bylaws either as a PDF file or as a web page in HTML format.

!!! Important Watershed Council Membership Information !!!
See the April newsletter for the revised membership requirements and a membership application form.

The MRWC has issued a Letter of Support for the Greenberry Irrigation District (south Benton County in the Muddy Creek subwatershed) and City of Corvallis water reuse project.

Check out the July 2008 edition of the MRWC NEWSLETTER!
You can also check out the April 2008 edition, December 2007 edition, November 2007, September 2007 edition, the June 2007 edition, the April 2007 edition, or the March 2007 edition

The Cardwell Hills Project continues! Click HERE for the latest (updated on the 79th birthday of the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr. -- January 15, 2008)

The Watershed Council has installed fish traps to document presence of native fish species. Click here for more information and a link to the data.

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.

The Marys River watershed is one of five major watersheds flowing into the Willamette River from the coast range. It drains 310 square miles of forested, agricultural, and urban lands.

New Meeting Time and Location