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Science and Environment Oregon United States
Science and Environment Oregon United States
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- Developing a new flora for the state of Oregon as well as providing a checklist of vascular plants and an online plant atlas available to the public.
- An educational resource for Backyard Birders with information on The Columbia Slough in Portland, Oregon.
- Promotes reduction in unnecessary use of toxic substances, particularly toxic materials in commercial fertilizers. Includes information about fertilizer contaminants.
- Nonregulatory group established to improve watershed quality in northeastern Oregon. Includes extensive stream and water quality data, information about fish passage issues, reports of current activities, and other information.
- Offerings include information on geologic and coastal hazards, oil and gas in Oregon, mined land reclamation, and the "Nature of the Northwest Information Center."
- Coordinates advocacy efforts in support of biofuels (biodiesel and ethanol). Describes the fuels, their benefits, and announcements.
- Agricultural production statistics and recommended agricultural products for each county.
- Information about crops, soils, weather, and cultivation techniques in Oregon.
- A charitable non-profit organization based in Portland, Oregon, providing educational programs in ecology. Field activities include studies of Cascade streams and mountain ecology.
- Program to provide information on changes to the environment during the period of construction, operation, and closure of the U.S. Army Umatilla Chemical Demilitarization Facility in Oregon.
- Oregon based project to educate about the environment.
- Describes a multi-disciplinary research effort to analyze the ecological, economic, and social consequences of forest policies of in the Oregon Coast Range. Includes resource maps, data, publications and other information.
- Provides information on Oregon water and watershed topics. Also offers citizens access to Oregon State University scientists and extension agents.
- An exploration of the definitions, issues, and efforts related to achieving environmental sustainability in the state.
- An inter-jurisdictional public awareness campaign and partnership providing information about noxious weed programs, specific weeds, and how to avoid spreading them.
- Information about NRCS soil mapping status for the state and access to soil survey reports available electronically.
- Offers access to current stream flow data and studies of Oregon groundwater and surface water resources.
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