The Lower Columbia River Estuary Program, based in Portland, Oregon, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the restoration of habitats, enhancement of water quality, and fostering community involvement in the lower Columbia River and its tributaries. Their overarching goal is to nurture and safeguard the waters and ecosystems of the lower Columbia River for the benefit of present and upcoming generations of aquatic life, wildlife, and humans alike. Spanning an extensive 146-mile stretch from the Bonneville Dam to the Pacific Ocean, their initiatives touch various Washington and Oregon communities.
By focusing on habitat restoration, water quality improvement, and educational outreach, the Lower Columbia River Estuary Program plays a vital role in the environmental conservation efforts of the region. Their commitment to engaging with the local community and promoting environmental stewardship underscores their dedication to preserving the natural beauty and ecological balance of the lower Columbia River area. Through their collaborative efforts and extensive study area, they strive to create a sustainable and harmonious environment for all species that call the lower Columbia River home.
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