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Oswego Lake Watershed Tour

Sunday, Jul 16
9:00am - 11:00am
Uplands Elementary School
2055 Wembley Park Road
Lake Oswego, OR 97034

Contact Information

Stephanie Wagner
stephanie@oswegowatershed.org
Hosted by:
Oswego Lake Watershed Council
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During Summer and Spring OLWC offers a monthly watershed tour for area residents to introduce them to Oswego Lake Watershed and provide an overview of watershed science and issues affecting watershed health.


This field trip begins at one of the headwaters of Springbrook Creek and follows the creek route to Oswego Lake with visits at several key areas along the creek. The tour concludes at Oswego Creek as water leaves the lake and makes its way to the Willamette River. This event is free and family-friendly.


Transportation is in individual vehicles and carpooling for the tours is arranged at the beginning of the tour. Custom tours can also be arranged for groups of up to 15 individuals. Tours are free, but pre-registration is required.


Registration

Registration is required to attend the tour. Please e-mail stephanie@oswegowatershed.org to reserve your space.
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P.O. Box 14039 
Portland, OR 97293

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