Tualatin

Join Tualatin Riverkeepers at Rood Bridge Park in Hillsboro as we begin a long-term restoration project!

Our first step is to cut back blackberry and make space for underplantings of native plants. This work supports wildlife habitat, water quality, soil health, and human connection throughout the park.

Snacks, coffee, tools, safety gear, and instructions are provided.

Thank you to our partners at the City of Hillsboro and Clean Water Services for supporting this project!

After a successful season of paddling and rentals, it’s time to tuck away the Cook Family Park fleet for winter! We need volunteers to help transport canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards from Cook Family Park to our storage shed near Sherwood.

Volunteers will help load boats onto trailers and vehicle roof racks, transport them to storage, and unload them for the winter. Have a vehicle roof rack or utility trailer? We’d especially appreciate your help!

Ready to lend a hand? Join us to wrap up the season and help keep our fleet ready for another year on the river.

How do I register? Register by filling out this quick form. Groups, families, and individuals welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian. Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

Questions? Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage. Our team is also happy to assist! Reach us at [email protected] or 503-595-0213. We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Tualatin.

It’s finally time to plant at the beaver pond! Join Tualatin Riverkeepers in Tigard to support our restoration efforts at a beautiful beaver pond just across from the Tigard Public Library.

We’ll plant native species along the pond and stream banks beneath a canopy of Pacific willow. This work supports wildlife habitat, water quality, and soil health while promoting biodiversity. Snacks, coffee, tools, safety gear, and instruction will be provided.

Please expect to walk and work on uneven surfaces along a pond bank. The site is accessible via TriMet bus line 76.

Thank you to the Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District for supporting this project!

Come one, come all! Please join us at Fields Bridge Park in West Linn to help with habitat restoration. We begin 2026 with lots of work to do, and we need your help! This is a beautiful city park along the Tualatin River with many uses (walking paths, baseball fields, community garden, playground, fishing areas).

Throughout spring, summer, and fall, we will be doing removal of typical invasive plants like blackberries, ivy, and holly. In late fall we will do a planting. This event is a collaboration between the City of West Linn (and its volunteers) and the Tualatin Riverkeepers.