Event Calendar
Calendar of Events
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2 events,
2 events,
First Friday: Meadowscaping with Mary Logalbo
First Friday: Meadowscaping with Mary Logalbo
Convert your lawn to a native meadow! Learn how to install and maintain native bunchgrass and wildflower meadowscapes to increase storm water infiltration and habitat diversity. Reconnect with Oregon’s prairie heritage through this beautiful landscape alternative! Whether your garden is 1/10th of an acre or 10 acres, you can support pollinators, store carbon, and conserve
First Friday: Meadowscaping with Mary Logalbo
First Friday: Meadowscaping with Mary Logalbo
Convert your lawn to a native meadow! Learn how to install and maintain native bunchgrass and wildflower meadowscapes to increase storm water infiltration and habitat diversity. Reconnect with Oregon’s prairie heritage through this beautiful landscape alternative! Whether your garden is 1/10th of an acre or 10 acres, you can support pollinators, store carbon, and conserve
2 events,
Englewood Forest Festival
Englewood Forest Festival
Englewood Forest Festival celebrates the talents of Northeast neighborhood artists, craftspeople, and performing artists. We hold a community celebration where we reconnect with friends and neighbors and support each other in our beautiful Englewood Forest.
Englewood Forest Festival
Englewood Forest Festival
Englewood Forest Festival celebrates the talents of Northeast neighborhood artists, craftspeople, and performing artists. We hold a community celebration where we reconnect with friends and neighbors and support each other in our beautiful Englewood Forest.
2 events,
Salmon Watch Volunteer Training
Salmon Watch Volunteer Training
Salmon Watch is a place-based, experiential field trip that introduces students to local watersheds and the salmon that inhabit them. The field trip are about 4 hours long and are scheduled for mid-September to mid-October. Volunteers are essential to Salmon Watch! Each volunteer leads one of these field stations: Salmon Biology: Help students understand what
Salmon Watch Volunteer Training
Salmon Watch Volunteer Training
Salmon Watch is a place-based, experiential field trip that introduces students to local watersheds and the salmon that inhabit them. The field trip are about 4 hours long and are scheduled for mid-September to mid-October. Volunteers are essential to Salmon Watch! Each volunteer leads one of these field stations: Salmon Biology: Help students understand what
2 events,
First Friday: Stephanie Hazen on Monarch Butterflies
First Friday: Stephanie Hazen on Monarch Butterflies
Stephanie will share tips on how to prepare gardens to support monarchs and other important pollinators and give an update on the status of the monarch population.
First Friday: Stephanie Hazen on Monarch Butterflies
First Friday: Stephanie Hazen on Monarch Butterflies
Stephanie will share tips on how to prepare gardens to support monarchs and other important pollinators and give an update on the status of the monarch population.