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SUMMARY:Winter Wildlife Field Days
DESCRIPTION:Free events throughout March around the Mid-Willamette Valley! \nFamily Friendly! Check the schedule for activities near you. \nWWFD 2024 Flyer \n 
URL:https://www.marionswcd.net/event/winter-wildlife-field-days-2024/
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CATEGORIES:Education
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ORGANIZER;CN="US Fish & Wildlife Service":MAILTO:willamettevalley@fws.gov
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SUMMARY:The Great Raindrop Scavenger Hunt
DESCRIPTION:Keizer Rapids Park\, Bush Pasture Park\, Ankeny Hill Nature Center  \nAre you looking for a fun activity this Spring Break? Join us in celebrating World Water Day (March 22) by participating in “The Great Raindrop Scavenger Hunt” in 3 parks: Bush Pasture Park\, Ankeny Hill Nature Center and Keizer Rapids Park. The Great Raindrop Scavenger Hunt is a self-guided digital scavenger hunt that will run March 1-31\, 2024 \nThe theme for 2024 World Water Day is focused on peaceful cooperation around clean water. Access the clues for these hunts via your smartphone to explore the hidden world of water with opportunities to learn about how individuals and municipalities care for our water resources.  This event is part of Winter Wildlife Field Days. \nWater is the building block of life. By drawing attention to our water resources and connecting community to information about where we get our drinking water and how pollutants enter our waterways\, we hope to spark inspiration to get involved locally to improve water quality. \n How to Participate: \n\nVisit Bush Pasture Park\, Ankeny Hill Nature Center & Keizer Rapids Park between March 1-31 during park hours\nSearch for the blue raindrop with a QR code in each park.\n\nBush Pasture Park: The smaller kiosk at trail head near Mission Street parking area. See blue circle in photo below.\nKeizer Rapids Park: Kiosk near Dog Park\nAnkeny Hill Nature Center: Nature Center window\n\n\nScan the QR code for clues to guide you along paths in the park while learning water facts and actionable ways to steward the resource\, the scavenger hunt will lead you to a treasure\, be sure to take only one prize per person in your party.\nWe invite you to share your adventure on social media and tag us @CityofKeizerOR or use the hashtag #TheGreatRaindropScavengerHunt\n\n  \n\nLearn more about the Great Raindrop Scavenger Hunt visit: City of Keizer\, Oregon – The Great Raindrop Hunt\nJoin the Fun-Winter Wildlife Field Days: https://www.fws.gov/refuge/william-l-finley/winter-wildlife-field-days\nLearn more about World Water Day visit: https://www.unwater.org/our-work/world-water-day
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CATEGORIES:Outreach
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SUMMARY:Author Talk and Book Signing
DESCRIPTION:Tribal Environmental History of the Willamette Valley:\nA Lecture and Book Signing with Dr David Lewis\, Author of Tribal Histories of the Willamette Valley \n \nDr. 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 research reconstructing their environment after 180 years of settler changes. The presentation will address the removal of water and return of cultural fire and what this means to tribal descendants today. \nThe lecture will be followed by a book signing. Bring your own copy of Tribal Histories of the Willamette Valley\, win a copy\, or purchase it at the event. \nEvent Partners: Elderberry Wisdom Farm\, Chemeketa Department of Agriculture Science and Technology\, North Santiam Watershed Council\, City of Salem\, and Marion SWCD \nAuthor Bio: David G. Lewis\, PhD and member of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde\, is a recognized researcher\, scholar\, writer and assistant professor of anthropology and Indigenous studies at Oregon State University. His publications include “Willamette Valley Treaties\,” “A History of Native Peoples of the Eugene\, Cascades & Coast Region\,” and others. For more than twenty years\, Lewis has been passionate about studying the original histories of the people of Oregon and California and has an extensive record of collaborative projects with regional scholars\, tribes\, local governments\, and communities. Lewis’s research specializes in the history of Kalapuyans and other Western Oregon tribes\, which he explores through journal essays and on his blog The Quartux Journal. He currently resides in Chemeketa\, now Salem\, Oregon\, with his wife\, Donna\, and two sons\, Saghaley and Inatye.
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LOCATION:Chemeketa Ag Complex\, 45th and Fire Protection Way\, Salem\, Oregon\, 97305\, United States
CATEGORIES:Education
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