Celebrate all the great things the Creek Stewards did such as: naming the stream at Hamilton Park; improving water quality for the Bridlemile Neighborhood; building productive partnerships with St. Andrews Church, Bureau of Environmental Services (BES), and other groups and volunteers throughout SW Portland. AND come see our Weed Management Project award sign. Snacks, too.

Have you ever wondered what happens to the rain falling on Interstate 5? Or the Fred Meyer parking lot?

The answer concerns an increasing number of neighbors who live in the Stephens Creek watershed, including Robin Vesey. A 2,000 foot-long culvert carries Stephens Creek under Fred Meyer and I-5, and drops it into neighbors’ backyards near her home.

All are welcome to discuss watershed issues in Bridlemile and Fanno Creek, planning for upcoming projects, and to join the Award Winning Bridlemile Creek Stewards.

Please join the SWF Sustainable Lifestyle and Transportation Committee and SWF Community Relations for an evening with Dr.

All are welcome to discuss watershed issues in Bridlemile and Fanno Creek, planning for upcoming projects, and to join the Award Winning Bridlemile Creek Stewards.

The Bridlemile Creek Stewards partner with SOLV's "Down By The Riverside" event to help Oregon's rivers, streams and lakes. Join us to help remove invasive species, and tour the model restoration site with the Creek Stewards. Free native plants. This event qualifies for Community Service Hours. Dress for the weather. Tools will be provided, but bring your favorite gardening gloves.

Come on an interpretative tour and learn about how native plants are being used to maintain healthy streams and habitat along Bridlemile Creek. Habitat that supports trillium, red-tail hawks, frogs, towering firs and hemlocks, and which helps support cutthroat trout and clean water further down in Fanno Creek too.

All are welcome to discuss watershed issues in Bridlemile and Fanno Creek.

Hello Habitat Team supporters, great volunteers, and all others interested in our work!

Presentation and discussion 10 - 11 am

Open house 11 am - noon

All are welcome to discuss watershed issues in Bridlemile and Fanno Creek.

New parks and open space are few and far between for Portland, and South Waterfront has perhaps the most exciting public land acquisition since Forest Park right in its backyard (or front yard, depending on here your door is).

All are welcome to discuss watershed issues in Bridlemile and Fanno Creek.

All are welcome to discuss watershed issues in Bridlemile and Fanno Creek.

In January 2006 one Tsuga heterophylla 24" tall was planted by volunteers in Albert Kelly Park; that Hemlock tree is now six (6') feet tall and growing. Join with the Bridlemile Creek Stewards, students, parents, and neighbors to do some infill planting and if time allows remove a few invasive plant resprouts. See how this successful restoration project is progressing.