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Funding, directing, and implementing projects that demonstrate on-the-ground conservation that is science-driven and collaborative by design

HEADWATERS HERITAGE INITIATIVE


CD5106-50.jpgHeadwaters: Small creeks at the uppermost end of a stream system, often found in the mountains, that contribute to larger creeks and rivers.

In much the same way that the headwaters of a stream system serve as the starting point for something that becomes much larger, the projects of the Headwaters Heritage Initiative test potential conservation solutions that may later have a much greater impact by becoming the foundation for state or national policies.  

We also invest resources in a number of land and water conservation issues that arise in the Klamath-Siskiyou Ecoregion where our office is located and where our our staff are raising their children.

Through this initiative we fund, direct and implement projects that demonstrate on-the-ground conservation that is science-driven and collaborative by design. 

Our Headwaters Heritage Initiative projects make a measurable difference to the ecological health of the lands and waters they are designed to restore using approaches that have the potential to scale up to impact regional and national policy.


Our Headwaters Heritage Projects:

Oregon Big Tree Registry

Restoring Freeways for Fish

Klamath River Hydroelectric Dam Relicensing

Agriculture & Water Quality

Water Quality Permit Monitoring & Compliance

Mt. Ashland Ski Area Expansion

Headwaters Gallery

Events: Earth Day and Salmon Fest

Photo by Kevin Schafer.
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Bear Creek lies approximately 127 miles upstream from the Pacific Ocean, and supports summer and winter steelhead, coho and Chinook salmon, Pacific lamprey, and resident cutthroat and rainbow trout.



 

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