Listen to DJ de Melo Berg, Stewardship and Restoration Director for the Necanicum Watershed Council and Hugh Ahnatook, InupiaQ speak with Teresa Retzlaff from KMUN about watershed health and restoration. We also speak about Chinook tribal recognition. #ChinookJustice

This November and December, donate any amount to support our work protecting clean water and improving fish habitat, and automatically be entered to win great local prizes from our salmon-supporting '1% for the Watershed' partners!

We removed four fish passage barriers, rescued hundreds of fish from our work zones, placed several large woody debris structures in streams, and improved over five miles of productive fish habitat.

Large woody debris (LWD) structures enhance stream habitat.

Before temporarily dewatering a stream to remove a fish passage barrier, we conduct a fish salvage.

On Oregon’s North Coast, a new grant of more than $65,000 is paving the way for habitat restoration south of Seaside.

Connecting landowners with community conservation resources

The Necanicum Watershed Council is inviting residents and private landowners to learn more about natural resource conservation at a first-of-its-kind event this Saturday.

Old Christmas trees can be used in habitat restoration projects.

Episode 5: Necanicum Watershed Council

Días del Salmón at the Consejo Hispano 2024 Summer Enrichment Program

Salmon Savers Highlight | July 2024 | Seaside Coffee House

Our Tribal Watershed Internship program is back for 2024 in an exciting new way!

Our work to increase access to fully volitional fish habitat in partneship with Nuveen Natural Capital on a tributary of the Klootchy Creek portion of the Necanicum kicks off this summer.

And so one became three as the NWC grows its staff with two new employees!