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Our natural open spaces, native plantings, tree
ordinance, restoration projects, and water and energy conservation
are some of the ways Lake Oswego protects and preserves its
natural resources. Citizens value the quality of life in
their community, and a significant contributing factor
to livability is the balance maintained between developed
and natural areas. Council and staff are committed to making
sustainable choices for the City, now and in the future.
NRAB
The Natural Resources Advisory Board is an eight-member (one youth member) citizen
advisory body appointed by the City Council.
Tree Protection (PDF)
Lake Oswego leads other communities in its overall protection of trees.
Water
Quality
The City is embarking on a planning process to update standards to protect and
improve water quality in Lake Oswego.
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