The North Santiam Watershed Council has been working with landowners in the Snake-Deford Creek Sub-basin since 2008. Projects funded by the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB), BLM Title II Funding and by the USDA Farm Services CREP program have include improving fish habitat by adding large wood to the streams; removing non native invasive species and planting native trees and shrubs along the riparian areas and replacing undersized culverts with larger structures that allow year round fish passage.
- About Us
- The Council
- Our Partners
- Our Work
- Explore the Watershed
- Projects
- Bear Branch Creek Restoration
- Dieckman Slough Restoration: Lower North Santiam Subbasin
- Snake & Deford Creek Restoration Projects
- Hatch Side Channel Restoration Projects
- Stout Creek Restoration
- North Santiam Headwaters Spring Chinook Salmon Habitat Improvement
- Cold Creek Restoration Project
- Mad Creek Sub-basin Fish Passage Improvement Projects
- Valentine Creek Restoration
- FAQ
- Blog
- Council Documents
- Landowner Resources
- Get Involved
- Donate
- Contact
- About Us
- The Council
- Our Partners
- Our Work
- Explore the Watershed
- Projects
- Bear Branch Creek Restoration
- Dieckman Slough Restoration: Lower North Santiam Subbasin
- Snake & Deford Creek Restoration Projects
- Hatch Side Channel Restoration Projects
- Stout Creek Restoration
- North Santiam Headwaters Spring Chinook Salmon Habitat Improvement
- Cold Creek Restoration Project
- Mad Creek Sub-basin Fish Passage Improvement Projects
- Valentine Creek Restoration
- FAQ
- Blog
- Council Documents
- Landowner Resources
- Get Involved
- Donate
- Contact