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Welcome to the Regional Environmental Information Network (REIN)
Recently Added Projects in REIN
Camassia/Wilderness Park/West Linn H.S. Restoration Partnership
Added: Mon. Apr. 15, 2013
Tomannex Aquatic Habitat Improvement
Added: Tue. Apr. 02, 2013
Planning for Site Restoration at the John Inskeep Environmental Learning Center
Added: Fri. Dec. 14, 2012
Depaving
Added: Tue. Oct. 30, 2012
Watershed Connections - Linking Students to Their Land
Added: Tue. Jun. 26, 2012
About REIN
The Regional Environmental Information Network (REIN) is a virtual gathering place in the Portland / Vancouver region for information sharing and networking among the people, community groups, government agencies and nonprofit organizations that are working to protect, restore and monitor the region’s natural resources. Information collected via REIN enables Metro to track the region’s ecological health over time and encourages strategic coordination and collaboration.
REIN is brought to you by Metro's Nature in Neighborhoods initiative.
REIN Statistics
- Last Update: Mon. Jun. 10, 2013
- Number of Projects: 1162
- Number of Project Sites: 1330
- Conservation Actions: 2550
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REIN?
- Find projects being done in REIN
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REIN Contact
Corie Harlan
600 NE Grand Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97232
Voice: 503-797-1764
What is a portal?
Conservation Registry users span the entire United States. To serve organizations that want data management tools at their fingertips, the Registry offers organizational portals. This dashboard view filters all data and functions to your projects. Browsing, searching or reporting—even additional data layers—can be customized to your specifications. To view your projects in context, the Registry home page is only a click away. for more information.