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Paradise Creek Adopt-A-Stream Segments

Scroll down for Segment Descriptions and Stream Steward info.

The stream segments in Moscow, ID have been divided up based on bridge crossings and other landmarks. Stream segments outside the city of Moscow, in Latah and Whitman Counties are negotiable. If your group is interested in a stream segment outside of city limits, please describe the segment to us. PCEI will confirm which stream segment your group has “adopted.”

Terms and Conditions:

  • Please be safe! Wear high visibility clothing and clean with a partner. Avoid cleaning near roads or other hazardous locations. Be conscious of flow and avoid cleaning during high flow events.
  • Clean during daylight hours only.
  • Please respect PRIVATE PROPERTY, especially gardens and landscape plants. Most of the land along creeks in Moscow is PRIVATE. PCEI has secured permission to access private lands for the purpose of cleaning the stream.
  • Pick up garbage and recyclable material that has been littered on the ground and in the stream. Please keep recyclables separate and dispose of accordingly.
  • Leave natural debris alone. Woody debris is good for healthy aquatic ecosystems.
  • Try not to disturb wildlife, especially nesting birds with young.
  • Fill out Stream Steward Activity Form and e-mail to PCEI so we have a record of your efforts to cleanup and beautify our creeks.

Stream Segments along Paradise Creek

Chickadee

Stream Steward: Palouse Unit American Fisheries Society (PUAFS)

Segment Description: State Line to Sewage Treatment Plant

Duck

Stream Steward: City of Moscow Public Works Staff

Segment Description: Sewage Treatment Plant to Perimeter Drive

Finch

Stream Steward: Humanists of the Palouse

Segment Description: Perimeter Drive to the Bridge at South Line and West 3rd (in front of the Rec)

Flicker

Stream Steward: H2IdahO University of Idaho Water Resources Club

Segment Description: Bridge at S. Line and W. 3rd (in front of the Rec) to West Park School Pedestrian Bridge

Flycatcher

Stream Steward: Sage Environmental Research

Segment Description: West Park School Pedestrian Bridge to Sixth Street

Grouse

Stream Steward: Moscow Food Co-op

Segment Description: Sixth Street to College Street

Hawk

Stream Steward: Omega Delta Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Segment Description: College Street to U.S.-95S/Main Street

Heron

Stream Steward: Student Chapter for the American Society of Landscape Architects

Segment Description: U.S.-95S/Main Street to Berman Creekside Park

Hummingbird

Stream Steward: Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority, Inc.

Segment Description: Berman Creekside Park to State Highway 8

Jay

Stream Steward: Adopt me!

Segment Description: Blaine Street to the north end of Moscow Mountain Sport & Physical  Therapy parking lot.

Kinglet

Stream Steward: Moscow Central Lions Club

Segment Description: Blaine Street to Fairgrounds RV Entrance

Lark

Stream Steward: EcoAnalysts, Inc.

Segment Description: Fairgrounds RV Entrance to Mountain View Road

Nuthatch

Stream Steward:  Adventist Christian Fellowship

Segment Description: Mountain View Road to turn around at the end of South Meadow Street (south of Joseph)

 Owl

Stream Steward: Cassidy and Samuel Patten

Segment Description: South Meadow Street turn around (north of Joseph) to Mountain View Road

Partridge

Stream Steward: Gritman Medical Center

Segment Description: Mountain View Road at 6th to Mountain View Road just north of 3rd

Quail

Stream Steward: Family/Friends in Memory of Leslie Roger Falen, Jr. (Read his obituary HERE.)

Segment Description: Mountain View Road to the turn around at East Damen Street

Swift

Stream Steward: Adopt me!

Segment Description: Bridge Street to the fence (segment is ~500ft in length)

Thrush

Stream Steward: Adopt me!

Segment Description: “D” Street to Eisenhower Street (Hordemann’s Pond)

Towhee

Stream Steward: Adopt me!

Segment Description: Eisenhower Street to “F” Street

Vireo

Stream Steward: Moscow United Soccer Club

Segment Description:“F” Street to Corner of Mountain View Road (Mtn. View Park)

Waxwing

Stream Steward: Adopt me!

Segment Description: From East Public Ave. junction north on Polk to Greenside Pl.

Woodpecker

Stream Steward: Cass McLean in honor of Harry Bear and Easton MacKene

Segment Description: Corner of West “A” Street and  South Asbury Street to Otness Park and over to Lilly Street

Stream Segments Outside Moscow City Limits

Warbler

Stream Steward: UI Conservation and Environment Club

Segment Description: City of Moscow Park across from the UI Arboretum on South Palouse River Drive

Pheasant

Stream Steward: Adopt me!

Segment Description: Robinson County Park

Headquarters:

1040 Rodeo Drive

Moscow, ID 83843

*Please do not mail donations or correspondence to our street address. USPS will not deliver them.

Mailing Address:

Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute

PO Box 8596

Moscow, ID 83843

Contact Us:

Phone: (208) 882-1444

Email: info@pcei.org

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The Palouse Nature Center and Rose Creek Nature Preserve are open to visitors 7 days a week, dawn to dusk. Office hours vary due to the nature of our work. Please call or email if you need to meet with a staff person.

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