First Friday: Staying Above Water: Controlling Mud and Manure on the Farm
ZoomLearn ways to minimize mud associated with livestock such as track systems, Heavy Use Areas, and pasture rotation.
Learn ways to minimize mud associated with livestock such as track systems, Heavy Use Areas, and pasture rotation.
Jean-Paul Zagarola of Bonneville Environmental Foundation will discuss the important role beavers play in the Willamette Valley and introduce work being done to support them.
Carol Slavkovsky, Marion County Master Gardener, will provide practical information for spring time management of native, gentle, super-pollinating mason bees!
Bridging Bytes and Blooms: Embracing Nature through Tech in the City Nature Challenge Many people view nature and technology as separate entities and often view the two as in conflict.
On-Farm Habitat can enhance beneficial insect populations that provide help with pest control and pollination. Most farms have many opportunities to add habitat for beneficial insects. Corin Pease, PNW Pollinator
Being prepared for wildfire and supporting wildlife are two landscaping goals that may seem to be at odds. Marion SWCD's Kassi Roosth (urban conservation) and Chelsea Blank (natural areas) will
Master Gardener and Master Melittologist, Carol Slavkovsky will take you on a journey into the world of fall mason bee cocoon harvesting. In this informative class, participants will gain valuable