Posted on Jan. 29th, 2023
We are looking for 5 people to join our team.Posted on Nov. 17th, 2022
Interested in Learning to crab?Posted on Sep. 21st, 2022
NEWS RELEASEPosted on Aug. 15th, 2022
TEP to receive $625,000 for monitoring in Tillamook CountyPosted on Aug. 3rd, 2022
Posted on Apr. 13th, 2022
Now Accepting Proposals
Phase 1- Sitka Sedge Tidal Wetlands: read more
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Come CELEBRATE with us!Posted on Aug. 1st, 2021
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Facebook has generously donated $15,000 to Tillamook Estuaries Partnership! The funding will support the critical work TEP is doing to support clean water and healthy habitats in Tillamook County.Posted on Mar. 22nd, 2021
Celebrate World Water Day (March 22nd) by creating your own Water Security DioramaPosted on Mar. 15th, 2021
Tillamook Estuaries Partnership’s (TEP) nursery, which provides native plants to the Northwest Oregon Restoration Partnership (NORP), relies on volunteer and NORP member support to operate. When the nursery closed to the public due to COVID res ...read morePosted on Mar. 11th, 2021
The Jene Fund of Oregon Community Foundation has generously provided a grant to Tillamook Estuaries Partnership. The funding will support the critical work TEP is doing to support clean water and healthy habitats in Tillamook County.Posted on Feb. 1st, 2021
On January 13th, Congress reaffirmed its commitment to the National Estuary Program by signing the Protect and Restore America’s Estuaries Act law. Tillamook Estuaries Partnership (TEP) and the communities within Tillamook ...read morePosted on Aug. 5th, 2020
Undersized, damaged, aging culverts can limit access to important stream habitat for fish and other aquatic organisms. They can also seriously affect transportation if a culvert fails or negatively impacts the road above.Posted on Apr. 10th, 2020
Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) Oregon through our national habitat arm, Building Conservation Trust (BCT), has joined Tillamook Estuaries Partnership (TEP) and the North Coast Land Conservancy, to help fund and fully restore 73 acres of tidal ...read morePosted on Nov. 19th, 2019
The Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB) selected Tillamook Estuaries Partnership to receive more than $440,000 in grant funding at their October 15-16 board meeting in Condon.Posted on Jul. 23rd, 2019
TEP participated in a recently published study that used Microbial Source Tracking (MST) to identify various sources that may be contributing to bacteria pollution in the Tillamook Bay Watershed. Fecal waste can ...read morePosted on Jul. 23rd, 2019
We're committed to raising $2500 to bring hands-on, fun learning experiences to classrooms throughout Tillamook County AND to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Tillamook Bay's designation as a Bay of National Significance! C ...read morePosted on Jul. 16th, 2019
A $10,000 grant awarded in June (2019) by the Gregory S. Cermak and Melody L. Oakley Fund for Disabilities, Education and the Environment moves Tillamook Estuaries Partnership (TEP) closer to restoring 70 acres of tidal wetlands within the Tillamook ...read morePosted on May. 5th, 2019
Tillamook Estuaries Partnership is incredibly excited to welcome Chris Sutherland to our team as our Restoration, Education, & Community Engagement (RECE) Assistant! Chris was placed with TEP through Mount Adams Institute’s read morePosted on May. 5th, 2019
Spring is a time for change and since the start of 2019 we’ve experienced quite a bit here at Tillamook Estuaries Partnership. We’re excited to welcome a number of new faces to our staff, Board of Directors, and volunteer programs, and we ...read morePosted on Mar. 31st, 2019
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Tillamook Estuaries Partnership Raises Money and Awareness, Recognizes Volunteers, at Inaugural ‘Celebrate the Bounty of our Bays’ EventPosted on Mar. 28th, 2019
Together, Left Coast Raw and TEP seek to foster healthy lifestyle choices that benefit the environment. Both organizations believe that clean water, healthy habitats, abundant wildlife, and education for people of all ages are essential to vibrant co ...read more