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Overview

OWEB supports a range of monitoring activities and grants. Through these, OWEB is able to document watershed conditions, track changes in critical habitat and species over time, and evaluate the effectiveness of conservation and restoration efforts. This diversity of monitoring approaches is essential to building an understanding of watershed health, tracking the success of watershed improvement projects, and setting restoration priorities.

Monitoring & Grants

 Available Grants

Monitoring and Reporting
for the Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds

OWEB's Role in Monitoring and Reporting for the Oregon Plan

Effectiveness Monitoring Activities and Examples

Intensively Monitored Watersheds

Irrigation Efficiency and Water Management

Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP)

Fish Passage

Juniper Removal

Livestock Exclusion

Small Dam Removal

Stage 0 Restoration

Tide Gates

Wetlands

Resources

• Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring Program (DEQ website)
• OWEB Publications
• OWEB Field & Technical Guides
  
• Grant Data on OWEB’s Grant Management System (OGMS)