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Special Announcement:
Request for Proposals - Technical Assistance Services for Fox Creek Assessment
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The North Fork John Day Watershed Council is a private nonprofit 501c 3 corporation devoted to protecting the ecology of the North and Middle Forks of the John Day River, a watershed encompassing approximately 1.7 million acres in Grant, Morrow, Umatilla, Union and Wheeler Counties.

The watershed's 1200 residents live in the small, isolated communities of Monument, Long Creek, Ukiah and Granite, or in scattered ranches and homesteads throughout the area, where ranching, forestry and other natural resource based activities form the economy.



The Council recognizes the importance of these local communities and its residents in the long term ecological health of the area. We strive to work with local governments, landowners and resource managers to assist them in carrying out projects and programs that protect and enhance fish and wildlife habitat, while helping to preserve local socioeconomic values.

Meetings are held the third Tuesday of every month at our Long Creek office.

 

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North Fork John Day Watershed Council, Inc
610 N. Highway 395
PO Box 444
Long Creek, OR 97856
541 421-3018
info@nfjdwc.org

 

 

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