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Bookmark or Share- Green Systems — SOUTH WATERFRONT COMMUNITY RELATIONSThe South Waterfront EcoDistrict brings together neighbors, businesses, and property owners to create a great place to live and work. Innovative built and natural infrastructure, green buildings, and a community of people strengthen the performance of this model sustainable neighborhood.
- Natural Elements — SOUTH WATERFRONT COMMUNITY RELATIONSSouth Waterfront residents are able to enjoy wildlife unlike any other urban neighborhood in Portland. Located across the Willamette River from Ross Island, it’s easy for residents to see young herons, osprey, and bald eagles nesting.
- SOUTH WATERFRONT COMMUNITY RELATIONSSouth Waterfront Community Relations' mission is to develop and promote community building activities in Portland's South Waterfront, which will mitigate community deterioration and benefit the community as a whole.
- Walk — SOUTH WATERFRONT COMMUNITY RELATIONSGibbs Street Pedestrian Bridge — This pedestrian and bicycle bridge provides safe and convenient access between South Waterfront and Lair Hill. South Waterfront Greenway – A 4.35 acre park along the Willamette River which includes paved paths, public art, and riverfront views.
- About — SOUTH WATERFRONT COMMUNITY RELATIONSThe South Waterfront Farmers Market, founded in 2012, and managed by South Waterfront Community Relations—a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit—is a mid-size neighborhood evening market with the aim to make connections between farmers and urban community members in a dynamic and lively market setting.
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