Rogue River, Lower Table Rock, and Mount McLoughlin.
Rogue River and Table Rocks.
Students learning about stream macroinvertebrates.
Students planting native species (incense cedar) along a local creek.
Monitoring water quality during the Salmon Watch Program.
Rogue River Valley near Valley of the Rogue State Park.
Volunteers planting willows after the Almeda Fire on Bear Creek.
Volunteers helping to clean up local creeks!
Learn more about how you can help at home!
You Can Help!
Number of Pledges - 100
Every Pledge Counts!
Pledge Maps (to make a pledge) - Beta Testing
- Picking up after your pet (poop)
- Planting (Riparian)
- Reducing Hard Surface (impervious/stormwater pledge)
- Pesticides - Using alternatives or using less
What We Do
Water Quality Programs
Local communities are working under the Clean Water Act and other programs to improve and protect water quality in local creeks, streams, and rivers.
Restoring Local Waterways
Restoring native plants along local streams and the Rogue River and removing invasive species protect waterways and keep streams cool.
Learn More about the Bear Creek Restoration Initiative (BCRI)
Education and Outreach Programs
Education programs (including Salmon Watch) teach area students about the importance of clean water and healthy watersheds.
Highlights of Recent Work and Program Updates (Recent Posts)
Take Action and Success Stories
Volunteer
Help us pick up trash along streams and rivers and in park. Plant a tree. Help us water our restoration projects.
Success Stories
Stream Smart partners have been collaborating for many years on a variety of different projects. To learn more about our successes, click on the link below.