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Forest Management Talk
June 1, 2017, Newport
Coastal forest habitat. Photo courtesy of U.S. Forest Service.
The MidCoast Watersheds Council invites the public to “see the forest for more than the trees” with a talk by forester Matt Fehrenbacher on “Managing Forest Lands for Multiple Resources,” Thursday, June 1, 6:30 p.m. in the...
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May
31
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Mid-Coast Water Planning Partnership
May 31, 2017, Newport
Clay Creek | Photo courtesy of BLM
First Timers – If this is your first Partnership meeting, you are asked to arrive at 3:30 p.m. for an orientation. For information about the origins and purpose of the Partnership, see our earlier article.
At the May 31 meeting, they will wrap up Step...
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May
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Citizen Science by Kayak
May 20, 2017, Seaside
Policeman's Helmet. Photo courtesy of Simplicius.
The North Coast Land Conservancy and Necanicum Watershed Council are seeking skilled kayakers interested in participating in a citizen science project that will contribute to the eradication of an invasive species.
The groups seek to seek out...
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May
17
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Talk on Art and Nature
May 17, 2017, Seaside
Neal Maine. Photo courtesy of NCLC.
As the founder and first executive director of the North Coast Land Conservancy, and before that an Oregon Shores board member, Neal Maine knows all about the gritty details of land use planning, water quality, restoration, and other aspects of...
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May
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Lecture on Conservation Photography
May 14, 2017, Netarts
Photographers William Finley and Herman Bohlman on the Oregon coast. Photo courtesy of Oregon Historical Society.
The Oregon Historical Society is presenting a series of lectures called “Hunting Birds with a Camera: How William Finley and Herman Bohlman Used Photography to Save Oregon’s...
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May
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Forest Book Launch
May 12, 2017, Manzanita
Save the date of Friday, May 12 for the book release celebration of May the Forest Be With You, a project of Rockaway Beach Citizens for Watershed Protection. The Hoffman Center for the Arts will be the setting as the creation of 24 different local artists, writers, scientists and musicians...
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May
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Hearing on Elliott State Forest
May 9, 2017, Salem
Inside the Elliott State Forest. Photo by Greg Vaughn.
The State Land Board, consisting of the Governor, Secretary of State, and Treasurer, meets on May 9, 10 a.m. until noon, to consider once again the fate of the Elliott State Forest. The earlier decision was to sell off the forest to...
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May
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Talk on Lamprey Conservation
May 4, 2017, Newport
Pacific lamprey. Photo courtesy of USFWS.
The future of ancient creatures will be under consideration when the MidCoast Watersheds Council Conservation offers a presentation on “Conservation planning for three lampreys of coastal Oregon: Western Brook Lamprey, Western River Lamprey, and...
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Apr
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Guided Nature Walk
April 22, 2017, Yachats
View from Cape Perpetua, with Visitor Center in the middle distance. Photo by Gregory Henton.
CoastWatchers Betty Bahn and Sally Lockyear will lead a botanical walk along the Giant Spruce Trail at Cape Perpetua on Saturday, April 22, 9-11 a.m. The event is sponsored by the Yaquina Birders...
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Science on Tap
April 22, 2017, Newport (South Beach)
Wayne Hoffman.
The Hatfield Marine Science Center and the Oregon Audubon Council present a “Science on Tap” lecture, “The Ecology of Seabirds & Forage Fish in Oregon's Estuaries and Nearshore Waters,” by Wayne Hoffman, policy Director of the MidCoast Watersheds Council, on Saturday, April...