If you don't already know, the Weyerhaeuser and Stimson Lumber companies have recently done some pesticide spraying near
Did You Know . . .
82% of our watershed has been clear cut.
Over 800,000 pounds of herbicide was aerial sprayed onto private timberlands.
Clear Cut in 2003
Clear Cut in 2014
800
K Pounds
of herbicide in 2008
2008 was the last year that Oregon tracked the spraying of herbicide.
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Our Mission
North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection (NCCWP) is a grass-roots association of citizens from Rockaway Beach and surrounding communities. The group began in 2012 with the actions of one Rockaway citizen concerned about clear cutting for forestland and aerial spraying in the Jetty Creek Watershed - the sole source of her community's drinking water.
The group now partners with neighboring communities facing air- and water-quality issues and with statewide organizations advocating for forest practices that will ensure clean air and water for all living beings.
Our Goals
- To educate citizens about the connection between forest practices and the quality of their air and water.
- To advocate for forest practices that will ensure clean air and water.
- To support communities working to protect their watershed.
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About Us
We are a grassroots organization concerned about our watershed. We are making a difference in our community.