Grande Ronde Model Watershed is Hiring!
Job Title: Wallowa County Project Coordinator
Position Summary: Coordinate with restoration partners in Wallowa County using the GRMW Stepwise process and Wallowa Restoration Atlas. The Project Coordinator (PC) needs to be proficient in communication. The PC facilitates monthly coordination meetings, provides technical review of habitat restoration designs and assists partner organizations in prioritizing and acquiring funding for watershed restoration projects. This involves outreach to landowners, coordinating development of prospectuses and proposals, technical review of project designs and budgets, presenting proposals to GRMW Board, assisting with regulatory coordination, support for contracting, providing oversight and monitoring of field work, obtaining and reviewing completion and monitoring reports, and coordinating with funders.
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About the Ripples Newsletter
Through the GRMW Education Outreach Program we have developed Ripples in the Grande Ronde, a quarterly newsletter that is distributed through Union and Wallowa county's local newspapers as an insert.
The newsletter highlights collaborative projects in the Grande Ronde Basin, serves as a media source for other natural resource agencies, and includes a variety of water-related information equally interesting to adults and children. You may select newsletters below and view them in PDF format. If you would like a printed copy of the Ripples, contact the GRMW office.
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People Restoring Rivers
In 2009, the GRMW teamed up with Green Fire Productions to create a documentry of the Six Ranch Restoration project called "The Best Country".
Today we have a great opportunity to restore salmon and steelhead habitat in northeastern Oregon.
In The Best Country two longtime Wallowa valley ranching families tell their stories about restoring salmon and steelhead habitat on their land.
Runtime: 35 min
Filmed in High Definition
Music by Brady Goss, Thatcher Carter, Matt Cooper.
Produced by Greenfire Productions
About Us
The Grande Ronde Model Watershed is a Non-Profit organization that is commited to restoring fish habitat on both private and public lands within the Grande Ronde Basin. Read More...
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Address: 1114 'J' Ave
La Grande, OR 97850
Phone: 541.663.0570
Fax: 541.962.1585
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Address: 401 NE 1st Street Rooms D1 & D2
Enterprise, OR 97828
Phone: 541.426.2633
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Helpful Links
OWRD - Oregon Water Resources Department (oregon.gov/owrd/)
OWEB - Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (oregon.gov/oweb/)
NRCS - Natural Resources Conservation Service (nrcs.usda.gov)
USGS - U.S. Geological Survey (usgs.gov)
NPCC - Northwest Power and Conservation Council (nwcouncil.gov)
BPA - Bonneville Power Administration (bpa.gov)
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