Tualatin has an amazing collection of parks and trails. We organize volunteers to amplify stewardship goals along those trails by working with different government organizations (e.g. City of Tualatin or Clean Water Services).
The Tualatin River Greenway Trail
We are building a team of interested folks to care for the crown jewel of our trail network: the Tualatin River Greenway Trail.
Our goal is to regularly remove invasive blackberry, ivy, and other pests that need the watchful eye of frequent users to keep from overtaking the delicate and unique ecosystem adjacent the Tualatin River.
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Invasive Removal
Himalayan blackberry and English ivy spread aggressively, crowding out native plants and destabilizing riverbanks. Regular removal by community volunteers makes a lasting difference.
Frequent Eyes on the Trail
A healthy greenway depends on people who know it well. Regular users notice early-stage encroachment before it becomes a major restoration project.
Community Stewardship
By working alongside city parks staff, TOGN volunteers amplify what a small but dedicated team can accomplish for the whole community.
Get Involved
Interested in joining a trail stewardship crew? Sign up for our mailing list or reach out directly — we'd love to have you.