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WaterWatch of Oregon is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and restoring the water resources of Oregon's rivers, streams, and lakes. With over 38 years of experience, they work tirelessly to ensure that there is enough water in these water bodies to support the native fish, wildlife, and the people who depend on them. Through advocacy, legislative action, and legal intervention, WaterWatch strives to prevent the draining of rivers and promote responsible growth and sound water policies for a sustainable future. WaterWatch's mission is to keep regulators accountable, speak for the public interest, and pass balanced water legislation to safeguard the health of Oregon's rivers. They are the first organization in the West to advocate for structural reform of outdated water laws, aiming to protect and restore the natural flows of rivers. By joining WaterWatch, individuals can contribute to the preservation of healthy rivers, ensuring a legacy of abundant water resources for the benefit of fish, wildlife, and the overall quality of life in Oregon.Generated from the website

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