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Creator:: Partnership for Coastal Watersheds
Abstract:: On Feb. 24, 2011, thirty-one people met at the Charleston Power Squadron building in Charleston, Oregon, to develop a foundation for a Partnership for Coastal Watersheds (PCW) Collaboration Compact. This document outlines the commitment of Partnership members and the practice of ―collaboration‖ as a central feature of the PCW. On...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: The Partnership for Coastal Watersheds Collaboration Compact

Creator:: Partnership for Coastal Watersheds
Abstract:: The Partnership Steering Committee has developed a set of vision statements or desired conditions for the future of the project area (20-25 years). The community vision describes desired future conditions we want to see in 20 years in our quality of life, environment and economy. We will work toward attaining...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: ) Community Vision for the Partnership for Coastal Watersheds Region: South Slough and the Coastal Frontal

Creator:: Partnership for Coastal Watersheds
Abstract:: The Coos Estuary Inventory Project, an in-depth assessment of environmental and socio-economic status and trends, is part of Phase 2 of the Partnership for Coastal Watersheds. The project began in January 2013 and is focused on the larger Coos estuary and its direct tributaries. • ,
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: Development/Matt Spangler; Coos Watershed Assn./Jon Souder; SSNERR/Craig Cornu, Jenni Schmitt (project

Creator:: Partnership for Coastal Watersheds
Abstract:: Partnership for Coastal Watersheds (PCW) Phase 2 projects are aligned with the following three objectives to be pursued in parallel: Coos Estuary Inventory Project, Coos Estuary Monitoring Tools, and Phase 1 PCW Action Plan Implementation, Partnership for Coastal Watersheds, [2012].
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: Partnership for Coastal Watersheds Steering Committee

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