It's almost time for Camas!!!
This particular beauty was photographed in a floodplain meadow in Oregon, on a restoration site along the Luckiamute River, a tributary of the Willamette River. Thank you to the Luckiamute Watershed Council for engaging in riparian restoration!
Anybody else feel like they're beginning to poke out of their winter shells?
This western painted turtle was photographed in a wet prairie by one of our restoration partners, Friends of the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge.
#westernpaintedturtle#riparianrestoration
A flock of American white pelicans sunbathing in a wetland along the Lower Columbia. This bird is state-listed as an Oregon Conservation Strategy Species.
Freshwater marshes are valuable nesting habitats for this big bird 🐦 and a valuable part of our freshwater ecosystems!
A new study finds that orca mothers are still feed their adult sons. However, #SouthernResident orca pods have very strong family bonds. So strong that their food sharing habits may be affecting their recovery ➡️
https://t.co/DNeaBeZk4o
Decades after teaming up with government and private partners for a dam removal, the Squaxin Island Tribe is seeing increasingly robust coho runs in Goldsborough Creek.
https://t.co/ZTJY2opVUw
It's one of our favorite days of the year & we're so excited to be a Jack Johnson All At Once Non-Profit Partner!
Jack Johnson’s foundation is matching donations contributed April 1 - October 15 2022, up to a total of $2500.
Go to https://t.co/REBK00tduQ donate!
Orca Recovery Day is tomorrow! Sign up for an event near you to help create a better, healthier environment for Southern Resident orcas: https://t.co/D7VCDkZUtV
@BetterGround also has 10 great actions you can do on your own to help the Southern Resident orcas.
Southern resident killer whales encounter higher prey densities than northern resident killer whales during summer | Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences https://t.co/v4gZGJUhJ8