Saving the Willamette a history of Oregon heartland river by Joe R. Blakely
Catalog Title Details
Title:
Saving the Willamette
Sub Title:
a history of Oregon heartland river
Author(s):
Joe R. Blakely
Circulation:
Non-circulating [ 1 ]
Published:
2020
Edition:
First edition
Document:
Book · Paperback
Physical Description:
167 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Genre:
History
"This is the story of the Willamette River from its birth to the 21st century. Confined in the Willamette Basin, the river has been a way of life for valley inhabitants. From early Native Americans to modern man the river has been a vital source of nourishment, floods, steamboats, agriculture, pollution, conservation, and recreation. In the mid-20th century pollution reigned. Governors McCall and Straub fought for a clean river, and the Willamette Greenway-a strip of land 150 feet wide on both banks of the Willamette from Eugene to Portland. Farmers fought that plan which resulted in a 1970s compromise. That solution still exists today."--Back cover
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The Cascade District Encyclopedia Library |
Book | First edition | 2020 | J.B. Publishing, Eugene, OR, 2020 | Paperback |
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