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March 10 Salmon and our drinking water class

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Terry Black writes "There is space still available on March 10 for the FREE 'Water for fish, water for people--the story of salmon and our drinking water' class at the SW Community Center from 9 am-1 pm.

Portland-area residents get the majority of their drinking water from one of the most protected watersheds in the world. While the Bull Run watershed has been a primary source for clean drinking water for over 100 years, it has been home to threatened salmon and steelhead trout for much longer. Many agencies and organizations have joined together to conduct projects in the Sandy River Basin to restore and improve native salmon habitat.

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Join the Portland Water Bureau, The Nature Conservancy, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and others for a few hours to experience a raven’s eye view of the Bull Run watershed (courtesy of Google™ Earth); role play the life-cycle of local salmon in order to understand the difficulties that they encounter during their migrations; and learn how Flow, Temperature, and Habitat impact salmons’ ability to survive and thrive.

Space still available! When: Saturday March 10, 2007, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, lunch provided Where: Southwest Community Center, 6820 SW 45 Ave Portland Bus lines: #1 Vermont Parking: lot off 45th Ave.

Contact Terry Black at 503-823-1168 or email protect@water.ci.portland.or.us to register for this FREE event.

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Posted: Wednesday March 07, @10:36AM

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