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Waterside Renewal Foundation

Last updated Jun 2026

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Waterside Renewal Foundation works to reclaim and restore a seven-acre brownfield on the Willamette River near Cathedral Park in St. Johns, focused on habitat restoration, equitable public river access, and environmental education, with community events on the site. Contact info@watersiderenewal.org.

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Waterside Renewal Foundation

8940 N Bradford St, Portland, OR 97203

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