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Find similar grantsRiverHealth Stewardship Program is sponsored by Clackamas Water Environment Services. The RiverHealth Stewardship Program offers grants to support community groups, businesses, and property owners who want to improve the health of watersheds within the surface water areas served by Clackamas Water Environment Services.
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RiverHealth | Clackamas County Water Environment Services The RiverHealth Stewardship Program offers grants to support community groups, businesses, and property owners who want to improve the health of watersheds within the surface water areas served by Clackamas Water Environment Services. See the Grant application and guide for forms and program details, including eligibility and project ideas.
Application guide Application and budget form* The grant application process is open February through mid-April annually. For questions, contact Gail Shaloum at 503-742-4597 or gshaloum@clackamas. us .
*Contact Gail Shaloum for an XLS version of budget form.
RiverHealth Watershed Stewardship Program grant accomplishments 2024-25 Acres of invasives removed: 46 Linear feet of streams worked on: 10,686 Planted herbaceous vegetation: 2,225 Number of recruited volunteers: 372 Number of lessons, field trips, tours: 468 Number of events open to the public: 34 Number of adults reached: 401 Number of students reached 1,776 Grant Accomplishments 2024-25 2025-26 grant recipients 150 Beavercreek Road #430, Oregon City, OR 97045 Office Hours: Monday - Thursday Closed on the lunch hour 12 p.
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Water Environment Services RiverHealth Stewardship Program Grant Accomplishments 2025-26 Water Environment Services Notice of Supplemental Budget Meeting Water Environment Services Clackamas Water Environment Services awards $330,000 in RiverHealth Stewardship grants to protect watersheds
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community groups, businesses, and property owners in the surface water areas served by Clackamas Water Environment Services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
RiverHealth Stewardship Program is funded by Clackamas Water Environment Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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