Jerry Franklin: Rethinking Forests, Then and Now
Join the "Father of New Forestry" for a Special Sense of Place event on Friday, April 24th at The Bingen Theater. Renowned forest ecologist Jerry Franklin will consider what we’ve learned, what remains uncertain, and where forest stewardship may need to go in the future.
Friday, April 24th at 7:00pm
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Jerry Franklin: Rethinking Forests – Then and Now
April 24th – Join us in Cook, WA for a special Sense of Place event with renowned Northwest forest ecologist Jerry Franklin.
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Volunteer in Lake Oswego
April 25th – Volunteer to add native plants to Beth Ryan Natural Area in Lake Oswego.
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Before Wildfire Strikes: Hood River County Preparedness
April 29th – Hear from several presenters including Columbia Land Trust at this free evening of learning about how to improve wildfire preparedness in Hood River County.
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Volunteer Near Baker Bay
May 8th and 9th – Join us for two days of volunteer land tending outside Chinook, Washington along the Wallacut and Chinook Rivers.
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Oak Gall Inkmaking Workshop
May 28th – An art workshop and aok ecosystem conservation conversation in White Salmon with local artist Molly Holmlund.
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Keep It Wild: Art, Community, Conservation
May – The annual Keep It Wild art show and sale, benefitting Columbia land Trust, kicks off in White Salmon kicks on May 8th featuring original pieces by local artists.
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Volunteer in Wahkiakum County
May 16th – A morning of volunteer land tending along the Grays River. Together we will pick up litter and remove non-native weeds at this conserved coastal site.
Backyard Habitat Certification Program
Columbia Land Trust and Bird Alliance of Oregon run the Backyard Habitat Certification Program to help people transform their yards and greenspaces into thriving habitats that keep nature connected through urban and suburban areas.