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Home Who We Are Landowner Assistance Monitoring Research NEWS Restoration Contractor Bids More NORTH FORK JOHN DAY WATERSHED COUNCIL Community Focused Landscape Reflected The North Fork John Day Watershed Council was formed by local citizens in 1995 and incorporated as a nonprofit 501c3 organization in 2006. The North Fork John Day Watershed Councils mission is to restore and protect the natural resources that make up the North and Middle Fork John Day Watersheds. The Council represents broad interests as well as diverse land use and ownership and encourages collaboration between the people who live work and recreate here to plan and implement ridgetop to ridgetop restoration projects that are based on the best available science promote native plant and wildlife species respect culturally significant resources and support our local rural communities. Our Operating Area Created by North Fork John Day WC Address 691 N HWY 395 Long Creek OR 9t7856 Date L 3252016 The water flowing out of the Blue Mountains travels approximately 284 miles through mixed forests open range and striking geology before it spills into the Columbia River.