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Author Talk and Book Signing

Chemeketa Ag Complex 45th and Fire Protection Way, Salem, Oregon, United States

Tribal Environmental History of the Willamette Valley: A Lecture and Book Signing with Dr David Lewis, Author of Tribal Histories of the Willamette Valley Dr. David Lewis, Grand Ronde Tribal member, OSU Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Indigenous Studies, and author, will discuss Kalapuya tribal culture and the environments they lived in, the Willamette Valley. Presenting

Free

Thriving in Times of Change: Tools for Adaptation

Oregon Garden 879 W. Main St., Silverton, OR, United States

Join Marion SWCD at this event hosted by Sustainable Silverton. This indoor and outdoor educational event is the second in Sustainable Silverton’s Thriving in Times of Change conference series. It will feature four topic areas that move through Silverton’s climate, water supply, fire and smoke threats and impacts, and plants in our urban forests and

Event Series City of Salem City Nature Challenge

City of Salem City Nature Challenge

The City Nature Challenge is a four-day worldwide challenge where community members go out and make observations using their cell phone of wild plants and wild animals using the iNaturalist app. These observations go into a large database used by scientists to further their knowledge and research on biodiversity. You can be a citizen scientist

Event Series City of Salem City Nature Challenge

City of Salem City Nature Challenge

The City Nature Challenge is a four-day worldwide challenge where community members go out and make observations using their cell phone of wild plants and wild animals using the iNaturalist app. These observations go into a large database used by scientists to further their knowledge and research on biodiversity. You can be a citizen scientist

Event Series City of Salem City Nature Challenge

City of Salem City Nature Challenge

The City Nature Challenge is a four-day worldwide challenge where community members go out and make observations using their cell phone of wild plants and wild animals using the iNaturalist app. These observations go into a large database used by scientists to further their knowledge and research on biodiversity. You can be a citizen scientist

Event Series City of Salem City Nature Challenge

City of Salem City Nature Challenge

The City Nature Challenge is a four-day worldwide challenge where community members go out and make observations using their cell phone of wild plants and wild animals using the iNaturalist app. These observations go into a large database used by scientists to further their knowledge and research on biodiversity. You can be a citizen scientist

Little Habitat Yard Tour

Please join us for a "gardening with natives" tour of 3 yards in South Salem off Madrona. Three community members who live close to one another will share ideas and inspiration for creating habitat in your yard. Michelle Harvey's yard is planted with ~85% Willamette Valley native plants. She has incorporated various habitat features (brush

Little Habitat Yard Tour

Please join us for a "gardening with natives" tour of 2 yards in Keizer, OR. Two community members will share ideas and inspiration for creating habitat in your yard. Amanda Robinson's yard is an example of the early stages of lawn removal, to a mostly native yard habitat. She is a newly certified participant in

Homeschool Day

Ankeny Hill Nature Center 130 Ankeny Hill Rd SE, Jefferson, Oregon, United States

Homeschool families are invited to attend this free learning opportunity at Ankeny Hill Nature Center.

Free

Field Day for Hazelnut Growers

Ioka Farms Field Day We will begin the day learning about Ioka Farms’ development of soil health over time, including challenges and successes. We’ll then go on a walking tour of the farm’s equipment and view the soil health trailer rainfall demonstration. Updates from the Science Sector with research shared from OSU and U of

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