The Oregon Watershed Restoration Inventory database (OWRI) contains information about completed restoration projects that were implemented in Oregon beginning in 1995. The complete dataset consists of point, line, and polygon features. Data for projects not funded by the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB) are acquired through a voluntary "Annual Call for Data"; while reporting is required for projects funded by OWEB and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife R & E grant programs. Restoration practitioners submit a standardized reporting form and attach project location maps. Once acquired, data sheets and maps are each assigned a unique project identification number. This number links spatial project data with tabular project data that are stored in a relational database using Microsoft SQL software.
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