Nestucca, Neskowin & Sand Lake Watersheds Council

07/28/2026

Well, that was lot of fun!! Thank you to all who came by our booth to visit with our Board members, volunteers and Claudia the Chinook during the Dory Days Parade and celebration last weekend!

Your support helps us carry out our mission to improve our local watersheds to the benefit of wildlife, fish and the people who live and work within them. Thank you!

06/25/2026

Seeking a Water Monitoring Volunteer!

Do you live near Pacific City and enjoy a quiet visit with the river? We’re looking for a regular volunteer to visit East Beaver Creek every other Wednesday morning to collect a few water samples for our Water Quality Monitoring Program!

Role Description: Pick up and return your sample kit at the Kiawanda Community Center in Pacific City between 8:00AM and 1:00PM every other Wednesday, beginning July 8th and ongoing throughout the year.

You’ll be taking part in a county-wide Water Quality Monitoring Program that helps keep the public informed about safe bacteria levels in our local watersheds.

Accessibility Level: Vehicle transportation and the ability to walk a short distance from your car on grass and a gravel road/paved bridge is necessary to collect the water sample. From the bridge, you will use a rope and bottle to collect a small quantity of water. No wading, rock scrambling or in-water activity required :)

Questions or interested in volunteering? Email [email protected]

06/25/2026

Seeking a Water Monitoring Volunteer!

Do you live near Pacific City and enjoy a quiet visit with the river? We're looking for a regular volunteer to visit East Beaver Creek every other Wednesday morning to collect a few water samples for our Water Quality Monitoring Program!

Role Description: Pick up and return your sample kit at the Kiawanda Community Center in Pacific City between 8:00AM and 1:00PM every other Wednesday, beginning July 8th and ongoing throughout the year.

You'll be taking part in a county-wide Water Quality Monitoring Program that helps keep the public informed about safe bacteria levels in our local watersheds.

Accessibility Level: Vehicle transportation and the ability to walk a short distance from your car on grass and a gravel road/paved bridge is necessary to collect the water sample. From the bridge, you will use a rope and bottle to collect a small quantity of water. No wading, rock scrambling or in-water activity required :)

Questions or interested in volunteering? Email [email protected]

06/18/2026

We're grateful to be a part of the Kind Traveler Every Stay & Adventure Gives Back program! When coast visitors choose a Kind Traveler accommodation partner location, they're helping us continue to monitor local waters for safe for public recreation and health through our bacteria monitoring program.

Do you know someone planning a trip to the coast? Encourage them to check out the Kind Traveler partner dashboard to help support the places they visit :)

https://www.kindtraveler.com/content/every-stay-gives-back-directory

03/31/2026

This is a great job opportunity with the Nestucca, Neskowin and Sand Lake Watersheds Council. If you'd like to make a difference in your community, apply to the Monitoring and Outreach Coordinator opening, based in Pacific City!

This is a part-time position that involves field and lab work to oversee our monitoring programs, as well as outreach work to engage with the community. Check out more info below!

Mar 30 - Nestucca, Neskowin & Sand Lake Watersheds Council hiring Monitoring and Outreach Coordinator in Pacific City, Oregon on Conservation Job Board. Discover the latest conservation jobs and internships