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Cascade Pacific Resource Conservation and Development

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Jul 1 2009 Grant Amount:  141000.00 Reason For Grant:  To create a model watershed plan City:  Tangent County:  Linn State:  OR

Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Jul 1 2009 Grant Amount:  111000.00 Reason For Grant:  For the Willamette Initiative - Model Watershed Program City:  Lowell County:  Lane State:  OR

Long Tom Watershed Council

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Jul 1 2009 Grant Amount:  143500.00 Reason For Grant:  For the Willamette Initiative - Model Watershed Program City:  Eugene County:  Lane State:  OR

Lane Council of Governments

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Jul 1 2009 Grant Amount:  35870.00 Reason For Grant:  For the Rivers to Ridges Willamette River Visioning Process City:  Eugene County:  Lane State:  OR

Oregon State University

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Jul 1 2009 Grant Amount:  56555.00 Reason For Grant:  For the development of a river restoration evaluation tool specific to the mainstem Willamette City:  Corvallis County:  Benton State:  OR

McKenzie River Trust

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  May 1 2009 Grant Amount:  50000.00 Reason For Grant:  For land acquisition planning and outreach City:  Eugene County:  Lane State:  OR

Nature Conservancy

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Apr 1 2009 Grant Amount:  86100.00 Reason For Grant:  For the Middle and Coast Fork Willamette Floodplain Restoration Project City:  Portland County:  Multnomah State:  OR

Cascade Pacific Resource Conservation and Development

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Mar 1 2009 Grant Amount:  35398.00 Reason For Grant:  For the Lukiamute Watershed Council-Luckiamute Natural Area Restoration. City:  Tangent County:  Linn State:  OR

Tides, Inc.

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Apr 1 2009 Grant Amount:  75000.00 Reason For Grant:  For the Willamette River Initiative City:  San Francisco State:  Other

Tides, Inc.

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Apr 1 2009 Grant Amount:  30000.00 Reason For Grant:  For in-kind support for the Willamette River Initiative City:  San Francisco State:  Other

Cascade Pacific Resource Conservation and Development

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Feb 1 2009 Grant Amount:  10000.00 Reason For Grant:  To create a model watershed plan. City:  Tangent County:  Linn State:  OR

Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Feb 1 2009 Grant Amount:  5000.00 Reason For Grant:  To develop a comprehensive watershed restoration plan. City:  Lowell County:  Lane State:  OR

Long Tom Watershed Council

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Feb 1 2009 Grant Amount:  5000.00 Reason For Grant:  To develop a comprehensive watershed restoration plan. City:  Eugene County:  Lane State:  OR

Bonneville Environmental Foundation

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Dec 1 2008 Grant Amount:  187670.00 Reason For Grant:  For program management for the Willamette Model Watershed Program. City:  Portland County:  Multnomah State:  OR

Willamette Riverkeeper

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Nov 1 2008 Grant Amount:  196258.00 Reason For Grant:  To improve fish habitat and restore natural ecologic conditions to the Willamette River near Willamette Mission State Park. City:  Portland County:  Multnomah State:  OR

Friends of Buford Park and Mt. Pisgah

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Nov 1 2008 Grant Amount:  69500.00 Reason For Grant:  To monitor river restoration activities at Lane County's Buford Park. City:  Eugene County:  Lane State:  OR

Network of Oregon Watershed Councils

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Content Area:  Conservation, Environment Award Date:  Mar 1 2008 Grant Amount:  25000.00 Reason For Grant:  For a study related to tributary restoration. City:  Eugene County:  Lane State:  OR
Doug Stamm

Springing Ahead: Forecast for 2010

Posted Mar 23 2010 - 2:17pm by Doug Stamm
Topics: Responsive Grants | PRI | Grassroots Grants | Emergency Grants | Public Education Initiative | Affordable Housing Initiative | Willamette River Initiative | RFP | CEO Messages
You may notice we have a new look for spring. Welcome to our new website. We hope you feel at home here. Spring is a universal metaphor for the start of better times. And this year, opportunities for growth seem especially appealing.
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Willamette River Initiative

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Though an aerial view looks pastoral and serene, the Willamette River has been identified as one of the country's ten most endangered rivers. The river is one of Oregon's defining features and the Willamette Valley is the state's primary economic center and home to 70% of Oregonians. Meyer Memorial Trust's Willamette River Initiative looks to achieve meaningful measureable improvements in the health of the river and tributaries by 2015. Photo Credit: Willamette Riverkeeper (copyright held by Willamette Riverkeeper and not included in MMT's Creative Commons license of website content)
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Contact for More Information

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
For more information, please email Pam Wiley.

Where Things Stand

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Video: Freeing the Calapooia
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When

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
MMT's trustees have authorized a program of investments in the Willamette that began in 2008 and will continue through 2014.

Who

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
MMT is lucky to be working with many partners in the Willamette. Our grantees to date include:
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How

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
Strategy I: Mainstem Willamette The first strategy, an innovative partnership with the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB), will leverage MMT funds with state lottery proceeds to support projects aimed at restoring channel complexity and floodplain connectivity along the mainstem Willamette and the lower reaches of its larger tributaries. These ecological objectives have been widely recognized as key to improving the health and resiliency of the river.
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Why

Topics: Willamette River Initiative
MMT identified the Willamette River as a key focus area for many reasons. The Willamette Basin, the large watershed drained by the river, is home to over two-thirds of Oregon's population and the source of 75% of its economic output. The river itself, by volume the 13th largest in the nation, is one of the defining features of the state's geography and, in western Oregon, an important contributor to our sense of place. The Willamette and its tributaries are located entirely within Oregon's boundaries, so its destiny is largely in the hands of Oregonians.
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