An educational resource for Backyard Birders with information on The Columbia Slough in Portland, Oregon.

Offers access to current stream flow data and studies of Oregon groundwater and surface water resources.

Program to provide information on changes to the environment during the period of construction, operation, and closure of the U.S. Army Umatilla Chemical Demilitarization Facility in Oregon.

Provides information on Oregon water and watershed topics. Also offers citizens access to Oregon State University scientists and extension agents.

Describes a multi-disciplinary research effort to analyze the ecological, economic, and social consequences of forest policies of in the Oregon Coast Range. Includes resource maps, data, publications and other information.

A charitable non-profit organization based in Portland, Oregon, providing educational programs in ecology. Field activities include studies of Cascade streams and mountain ecology.

Agricultural production statistics and recommended agricultural products for each county.

Information about crops, soils, weather, and cultivation techniques in Oregon.

Nonregulatory group established to improve watershed quality in northeastern Oregon. Includes extensive stream and water quality data, information about fish passage issues, reports of current activities, and other information.

Promotes reduction in unnecessary use of toxic substances, particularly toxic materials in commercial fertilizers. Includes information about fertilizer contaminants.

An exploration of the definitions, issues, and efforts related to achieving environmental sustainability in the state.

Information about NRCS soil mapping status for the state and access to soil survey reports available electronically.

Coordinates advocacy efforts in support of biofuels (biodiesel and ethanol). Describes the fuels, their benefits, and announcements.

Supports recycling policies and programs at the local and state level. Provides a network where recyclers can share knowledge and expertise.

This non-profit maintains and stewards the Opal Creek Educational Center. Facility allows organizations and educational groups to gather and experience forest wilderness. Seminars sponsored.

A non-profit organization created to protect, preserve, and restore the quality of the Molalla River and its tributaries.

A statewide network of 13 chapters and 1000+ members dedicated to the enjoyment, conservation, and study of Oregon's native vegetation.

Provides schools with information they need to set up and maintain successful waste reduction programs and to recognize schools for their waste reduction achievements.

Exists to protect, defend, and restore High Desert lands and water from irresponsible livestock grazing, mining, and geothermal development.

Non-profit organization with programs and projects to enhance the livability of Oregon. Volunteer events can be searched by type, date or location.

Offerings include information on geologic and coastal hazards, oil and gas in Oregon, mined land reclamation, and the "Nature of the Northwest Information Center."

A non-profit assisting the Oregon Department of Forestry with a capital and endowment fundraising campaign for the Tillamook Forest Interpretive Center. History and news provided.

Oregon based project to educate about the environment.

Narrative written by the State Climatologists and published by the National Climatic Data Center.

Resource for vascular plants of Oregon. Includes an online plant atlas, photo gallery, rare plant guide, and newsletter.