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Featured Projects

  • Watershed Health Education Program, Clackamas County, WES
  • Stormwater Stars Hands-On Workshop Series – Partnership with Maria Cahill, GGLDS Inc.
  • Tualatin River Farm Field Trip Program, Clean Water Services, Washington County, Oregon
  • Harvey Scott School Rain Garden Technical and Grant Support, Verde
  • YSEALI Generation EARTH, Environmental Conference, Siem Reap, Cambodia
residential rain garden
residential rain garden
West Gresham Elem students help plant rain garden
West Gresham Elem students help plant rain garden
Finding snakes was a big hit - Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Finding snakes was a big hit – Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Garden design by Kate Hibschman.
Garden design by Kate Hibschman.
Botany class plants garden.
Botany class plants garden.
Weed and feed free lawn sign
Homeowners who pledged to avoid weed and feed put up free lawn signs to encourage their neighbors to do the same.
planting a rain garden with students
Garden planted by City of Gresham Watershed Division staff, AmeriCorps and community volunteers, and 2nd grade students from the school. Katie Boyd taught a lesson about rain gardens in the classroom before students came out to do the planting.
volunteers
SEED program from Mt. Hood Comm. Coll. helping remove invasive weeds
residential rain garden
residential rain garden
Drawing rain garden designs - Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Drawing rain garden designs – Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
residential rain garden
residential rain garden
Fall 2011. School maintenance staff will water the new garden in dry months for the first one or two years until plants are established.
Fall 2011. School maintenance staff will water the new garden in dry months for the first one or two years until plants are established.
Service Learning
Service learning volunteer event with Mt. Hood Community College natural resource students at Kelly Creek
rain garden volunteers
Rain garden installation day with homeowners, AmeriCorps volunteers and neighborhood volunteers.
Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Neighborhood information fair
Clean Water neighborhood block party
At one year old, native plants are establishing well and the garden captures and infiltrates an estimated 196,000 gallons of runoff per year, reducing pollution in Johnson Creek and recharging local groundwater supplies.
At one year old, native plants are establishing well and the garden captures and infiltrates an estimated 196,000 gallons of runoff per year, reducing pollution in Johnson Creek and recharging local groundwater supplies.
Downspout disconnection
Downspout disconnection
Downspout disconnection
Downspout disconnection
Drawing rain garden designs - Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Drawing rain garden designs – Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Kellyn Baez teaches about aquatic macroinvertebrates - Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Kellyn Baez teaches about aquatic macroinvertebrates – Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Kellyn Baez teaches about rain gardens - Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Kellyn Baez teaches about rain gardens – Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Spring 2009 - Garden is installed and receiving it's first rain.
Spring 2009 – Garden is installed and receiving it’s first rain.
Jamie led City of Gresham Operations staff to excavate the garden to provide for a safe overflow during very heavy rains and enough ponding area to handle average Oregon storms.
Jamie led City of Gresham Operations staff to excavate the garden to provide for a safe overflow during very heavy rains and enough ponding area to handle average Oregon storms.
Downspout disconnection at safe properties reduces stormwater runoff
Downspout disconnection at safe properties reduces stormwater runoff
Rain garden grant recipient
A $200 rain garden grant helped this homeowner install one of her own.
rain garden parade
Marching band tour of neighborhood rain gardens during block party.
Curb cuts around existing storm drains were used to direct playground runoff to rain garden ponding areas first. Gardens overflow to existing storm drains when ponding areas are full.
Curb cuts around existing storm drains were used to direct playground runoff to rain garden ponding areas first. Gardens overflow to existing storm drains when ponding areas are full.
Jamie leads site planning exercise during rain garden workshop.
Jamie leads site planning exercise during rain garden workshop.
Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Tualatin River Farm watershed field trip program, photo John Driscoll
Homeowner waters new rain garden
homeowner with rain garden
Rain Garden Bike Tour, City of Gresham
Rain Garden Bike Tour, City of Gresham
Gresham HS rain garden
Gresham HS rain garden
Mt. Hood Community College students help with invasive weed maintenance.
Mt. Hood Community College students help with invasive weed maintenance.
Parents, teachers and students helped plant the rain garden with native plants tolerant of both drought and standing water. Jamie coordinated a school Rain Garden Team to help design the garden and maintain it in perpetuity. Students learned about storm water runoff and impacts on Johnson Creek.
Parents, teachers and students helped plant the rain garden with native plants tolerant of both drought and standing water. Jamie coordinated a school Rain Garden Team to help design the garden and maintain it in perpetuity. Students learned about storm water runoff and impacts on Johnson Creek.
Jamie Stamberger
Jamie disconnecting a downspout
Covenant Presbyterian Church rain garden
Covenant Presbyterian Church rain garden
Rain garden raffle winner
rain garden installation, hands-on workshop
Fall 2009 - garden planted and waiting for it's first rain.
Fall 2009 – garden planted and waiting for it’s first rain.
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