What’s happening in your watershed?
What happens in your watershed comes out of the tap.
Logging and chemical sprays can have harmful impacts to your livestock, farm and drinking water. This is why Oregonians have a legal right to know when logging, road building and chemical sprays are planned near our homes and the places we care about.
Get notified before logging and chemical sprays happen near your home and community.
You don’t have to get caught off guard!
Signing up to get advanced updates can help you prepare and best protect your home and family from unwelcome impacts.
Who is in the know
Brandt
Oregon County
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Dale
Oregon County
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Francis
Douglas County
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Get notice before cuts and sprays happen
What to do when you get notice of a spray nearby?
Tell your neighbors
Everyone has a right to know what’s happening in their watershed. Let your neighbors know so they can take action to protect their family and property.
Keep pets and people inside
Chemicals applied by helicopter can sicken people and be life-threatening to pets and livestock. Bring animals in and close windows.
Cover your garden
Chemical sprays can drift long distances and are designed to kill leafy vegetation like the foods you grow in your garden. Covering your plants and fruit trees not only protects them, but keeps harmful pesticides out of your food.
