People, wildlife, and trees are important parts of the Eagle Creek Community Forest
Important: How to be a welcome visitor to the Community Forest!
The community forest depends on people to help guide future actions
An advisory committee is helping Clackamas SWCD choose future actions
The property and neighboring parcels are a home for many species of wildlife
Walkers should be aware that we have sighted several large predators
The ECCF is a working forest so occasional timber harvests will occur
People and wildlife are able to use areas not being actively harvested
The Eagle Creek Community Forest Advisory Committee was created to help the Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District develop a Community Forest Plan. Private landowners and representatives of several agencies are included.
A Community Forest Plan is a tract specific plan that guides the management and use of a community forest, and was developed with community involvement.
Roads cleared Last week, Clackamas SWCD brought in a contractor to clear the main haul road and clear some spur roads. This was mechanical control involving mowing of plants in the roads, cutting down small Read more…
On July 23, 2019, the Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Directors approved the Eagle Creek Community Forest Plan. The Plan was developed by Trout Mountain Forestry in consultation with the Eagle Creek Read more…
The Eagle Creek Community Forest Advisory Committee will meet at 9:00 am on June 24, 2019 in the Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District offices at 221 Molalla Avenue, Suite 102, Oregon City, Oregon. Barry Read more…