Land Events
No events currently scheduled.
Past Events
date-wrapper:
Jun
8
text wrapper:
World Oceans Day Hike
June 8, 2018, North of Manzanita
“With every drop of water you drink, every breath you take, you’re connected to the sea” - Sylvia Earle.
Experience the connection between land and sea during the upcoming World Oceans Day Hike to the summit of Neah-Kah-Nie Mountain (South trailhead) in Oswald West State Park on June 8, at...
date-wrapper:
Jun
7
text wrapper:
Mussel Conservation Talk
June 7, 2018, Newport
Freshwater mussels. | Photo from MidCoast Watershed Council
The MidCoast Watersheds Council invites the public to a talk on a little-known aspect of aquatic habitat conservation—the state of freshwater mussels. On Thursday, June 7, they are offering a presentation by Emilie Blevins,...
date-wrapper:
Jun
7
text wrapper:
Marbled Murrelet Decision
June 7, 2018, Baker City
Marbled murrelet in flight. | Photo by Harold Moses
At it's upcoming meeting on Thursday, June 7, in Baker City, the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission will consider adoption of new rules known as “survival guidelines” to protect Marbled Murrelets on state-owned, managed, or leased lands....
date-wrapper:
May
26
text wrapper:
Birding at Alder Creek Farm
May 26, 2018, Nehalem
Heron at Alder Creek Farm. | Photo from Lower Nehalem Community Trust
The Lower Nehalem Community Trust is hosting a birding event at Alder Creek Farm (35955 Underhill Lane in Nehalem) on May 26, from 9 a.m.-11 a.m., for everyone from experienced “birders” to those just learning the joys...
date-wrapper:
May
24
text wrapper:
Tsunami Resilience Lecture
May 24, 2018, Newport
Photo by Portland Photographic Society
Preparing the region for the inevitable "Big One"--a tectonic earthquake and subsequent tsunami--will be the subject of a talk by Meg Reed, Coastal Shores Specialist with the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development, on Thursday, May 24,...
date-wrapper:
May
19
text wrapper:
Tidepools Walk
May 19, 2018, Charleston
Sea star and anemones. | Photo by Victoria Tierney.
The South Coast Striders host a tidepool walk on Saturday, May 19, at 9:30 a.m at Cape Arago State Park south of Charleston. They are taking advantage of a -1.4 foot tide, so you will be able to explore more of the tidepools found there...
date-wrapper:
May
12
text wrapper:
Forest and Water Day
May 12, 2018, Yachats
Forest slash burning behind Cape Lookout State Park.\Photo by Allison Asbjornsen.
A number of coastal conservation groups are collaborating on an all-day event on Saturday, May 12, at the Yachats Common (441 Highway 101 N.) devoted to learning about forest and water quality issues affecting...
date-wrapper:
May
9
text wrapper:
Environmental Symposium
May 9, 2018 - May 11, 2018, Eugene
Volunteer helps to maintain the public shoreline.\Photo courtesy of COASST.
The University of Oregon’s Center for Environmental Futures is hosting a symposium on Environmental Justice, Race, and Public Lands. The event takes place May 9-11 at various locations on the U of O campus. All...
date-wrapper:
May
5
text wrapper:
Euphoria Ridge Hikes
May 5, 2018, Myrtle Point
Euphoria Ridge hikers. | Photo by Rachel Finney
Join the South Coast Striders for either a short or long hike along Euphoria Ridge on May 5th.
Shorter Hike
Don Ivy, Tribal Chief of the Coquille Tribe will lead this shorter hike through a beautiful rocky meadow. Don will discuss the Coquille...
date-wrapper:
May
5
text wrapper:
Rogue River Bird Walk
May 5, 2018, Gold Beach
Black-throated Gray Warbler. | Photo by Sean Clawson
Join the Kalmiopsis Audubon Society on their next birdwatching outing, planned for Saturday, May 5, and see some of the amazing variety of birds in the Rogue River area. The trip leader will be Gary Maschmeyer, and he will lead the...