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Welcome to the Tillamook Estuaries Partnership!

Bounty on the Bay is coming up June 1st and 2nd! Click here for more information about the event and registration opportunities

The Tillamook Bay is rich with fish, wildlife, crabs, clams and birds.  The scenery is stunning, providing many photographic moments.  It is not only a recreational mecca but also has economic, social, cultural and historical significance for the County.  However, buried within these treasures are very real water quality issues and habitat needs.

The TEP is part of the National Estuary Project - a program created through the Clean Water Act.  The Tillamook Bay was designated as one of only 28 bays in the nation as an `Estuary of National Significance` and we have been working since then to restore and conserve the quality of the Bay.

In 2002, we decided to take it one step further and help all 5 estuaries (and their watersheds) within Tillamook County.  Read more about the projects we are implementing with our local, state, and federal partners to protect and restore the bays and watersheds, our outstanding educational opportunities, and learn what you can do to help!

Our History

Our Mission

View the 2010 State of Tillamook Bay

Health Report here

Water Trail	Education Kits	Coal Creek Dam Video	T Bay Bacteria Status Video	Aerial Tour