Watershed Main Menu Hannon Library Special Collections and University Archives

What are Watersheds?

33139 Ashland Creek Watershed
Watersheds are areas of land where precipitation, snowmelt, brooks, streams, and tributaries flow into a common outlet such as a river, reservoir, or lake. They vary in size, depending on their location, and consist of an area’s total surface and groundwater. Ecologically, they affect the aquatic, terrestrial, floral, fauna, and social qualities of an area through stream flow which is why governance and management are needed to protect them.

Created by Juia E. Janson, Special Collections Research Assistant, 2019.






 

This page has paths:

  1. Little Butte Creek Watershed Special Collections and University Archives
  2. Rogue River Watershed Special Collections and University Archives
  3. Little Applegate River Watershed Special Collections and University Archives
  4. Illinois River Watershed Special Collections and University Archives
  5. Emigrant Creek Watershed Special Collections and University Archives
  6. Ashland Creek Watershed Special Collections and University Archives
  7. Bear Creek Watershed Special Collections and University Archives
  8. Applegate River Watershed Special Collections and University Archives

Contents of this path:

  1. Applegate River Watershed
  2. Ashland Creek Watershed
  3. Bear Creek Watershed
  4. Chetco River Watershed
  5. Emigrant Creek Watershed
  6. Illinois River Watershed
  7. Little Applegate River Watershed
  8. Little Butte Creek Watershed
  9. Rogue River Watershed