Watershed Stewardship
How Your Congregation Can Become a Water Steward
• Find Your Watershed and Watershed Council: Who's doing what in watershed restoration? Ways to get involved
• National Links to Watershed Networks
• Learn to Naturescape
10 Simple Things You Can Do to Be a Good Water Steward
Mt. Hood Wilderness
• EMO Board of Directors Supports Mt. Hood Wilderness Expansion
• Sign-on to Letter on the Spiritual Values of Wilderness
Salmon Nation
• To learn more about Salmon Nation, go to www.salmonnation.com.
• "Eating the Salmon of Wisdom: Why Salmon Matter to Our Souls," presentation by the Rev. John Rosenberg at INEC's As if Salmon Matter Conference, Dec. 4, 2004.
• Links to As If Salmon Matter co-sponsoring organizations.
Major Co-Sponsors:
Kooskooskie Fish and Fisherman’s Community Marketplace www.wildaboutsalmon.com
ShoreBank Pacific www.ecobank.com
United Church of Christ www.ucc.org
Supporting Co-Sponsors:
3 Phases Energy www.3phases.com
Audubon Society of Portland www.audubonportland.org
Bio-Oregon www.bio-oregon.com
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC) www.critfc.org
Ecotrust www.ecotrust.org
Energy Trust of Oregon, Inc. www.energytrust.org
Institute of Fisheries Resources (IFR) www.ifrfish.org
Metro www.metro-region.org
Oregon Synod, Caring for Creation Committee www.oregonsynod.org
Oregon Water Trust www.owt.org
Portland General Electric www.portlandgeneral.com
Salmon-Safe Inc. www.salmonsafe.org
• "Sustainable and Fair Trade Salmon" -- Facts and information to educate your congregation.
• Other Resources:
Salmon Communiqué by Greg Higgins, Higgins Restaurant and Bar.
Connecting Fishers and Chefs -- Find Oregon fishers who sell direct to chefs and farmers' markets.
Columbia River Intertribal Fish Commission's Celilo Legacy project is an outreach effort that uses the occasion of the 50th anniversary (March 10, 2007) of Celilo Falls' inundation to educate people about the past historical importance of Celilo Falls and gather oral histories from those who fished there, discuss the effects of the falls’ inundation on the tribes and salmon today, and open a region-wide dialogue in the hopes that we can all work together to prevent such an act of environmental, cultural and biological violence from ever happening again.
Please visit the Celilo Legacy blog by going to www.critfc.org and clicking on the "Celilo Legacy blog" image, or by simply entering "www.critfc.org/ celilo" in your browser.
