Salmon Watch Field Trip
Packsaddle County Park 34519 N Santiam Hwy, Gates, Oregon, United StatesSalmon Watch field trips bring students to the water's edge where salmon are actively spawning. Salmon Watch is powered by volunteers.
Salmon Watch field trips bring students to the water's edge where salmon are actively spawning. Salmon Watch is powered by volunteers.
Salmon Watch field trips bring students to the water's edge where salmon are actively spawning. Salmon Watch is powered by volunteers.
Strategic Planning Kick Off ZOOM LINK Chemeketa Ag Complex | Bldg. 60 4000 Lancaster Drive NE, Salem OR 97305 Room: 104 DRAFT Agenda
Salmon Watch field trips bring students to the water's edge where salmon are actively spawning. Salmon Watch is powered by volunteers.
Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86161256285?pwd=elNGL1AzcXlrVG9xTWhZV0YzNDF2QT09 Call In Number: 1 253-215-8782 Meeting ID: 861 6125 6285 Passcode: 720019 10 16 23 Admin Committee Agenda DRAFT
Salmon Watch field trips bring students to the water's edge where salmon are actively spawning. Salmon Watch is powered by volunteers.
Salmon Watch field trips bring students to the water's edge where salmon are actively spawning. Salmon Watch is powered by volunteers.
At this free Pollinator Symposium you will learn which native and ornamental plants are best for pollinators. Discover how to create habitat corridors and connectivity. Find out how to provide blooms for all seasons. Get to know common bees and butterflies of the Mid-Willamette Valley. Gain a better understanding of how to care for gentle, super-pollinating mason bees.
Link to Video Conference: (Zoom) Meeting Link (Click Here) Meeting Telephone Number: 1-253-215-8782 Meeting ID: 817 0712 8051 | Passcode: 128834 Contact: Brenda Sanchez (503-871-7311) | brenda.sanchez@marionswcd.net 11 01 23
Soil is the base of your vibrant landscapes, gardens, farms, and habitats. Get a base understanding of how you can support them so they can support you and your projects.
November 17, 2023, 8:30 am to 10:00 am 11 17 23 Admin Committee Agenda DRAFT Link to Video Conference: (Zoom) Meeting Link Meeting Call in Number: 1 (253) 215 -
This is a meeting of Marion SWCD's Education and Outreach Committee Meeting.
Learn how you can apply regenerative landscaping principles on your property and why it's worth considering.
Link to Video Conference: (Zoom) Meeting Link (Click Here) Meeting Telephone Number: 1-253-215-8782 Meeting ID: 881 0841 7774 | Passcode: 375931 Staff Contact: Brenda Sanchez (503-871-7311) | brenda.sanchez@marionswcd.net This meeting
We’re accepting orders now through February 10, 2024 for our Annual Native Plant Sale. Over 100 species available including conifers, broadleaves, shrubs, forbs, grasses, and groundcovers! Shop now! Once you
Marion Soil and Water Conservation District (MSWCD) Strategic Planning Committee Meeting Wednesday, December 13, 2023, 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM Zoom Link Strategic Planning Committee Meeting Agenda
Rikki is an Environmental educator with Oregon Forest Resources Institute. Join us for the conversation and catch Rikki's enthusiasm for sharing nature with students!
Jan. 03, 2024 Agenda DRAFT HB2560 requires that all Oregon public meetings held by a governing body of a public body, excluding executive sessions, must provide to members of the
Learn ways to minimize mud associated with livestock such as track systems, Heavy Use Areas, and pasture rotation.
Visit with us at the NW Ag Show Jan 17-19 at the Oregon State Fair and Expo Center.
On this episode, Polk SWCD staff talks with Friends of Trees. We’ll chat with Winnie Kong, who is the organization’s Neighborhood Trees Specialist and Kaitie Benedek, their Green Space Specialist.
Marion Soil and Water Conservation District Administrative Committee Meeting Friday, January 19, 2024, 9:00 am to 11:00 am Link to Video Conference 1 (253) 215 - 8782 Meeting ID: 861
This virtual one-day event provides continuing education or erosion prevention and sediment control training.
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.