Upcoming Love Your Watershed Events
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(Virtual) Sips 'n' Science: 20 Years of Restoration with the LWCWhen: Thursday, January 28, 2021 @ 6:30 - 8pm
Where: Zoom webinar and YouTube Live! During this interactive evening pub talk, you will hear from LWC Executive Director Kristen Larson and Project Manager Jean-Paul Zagarola about how the LWC and its partners have made an impact on watershed health over the past 20 years! Stay tuned for more details, coming soon!
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Virtual Native Plant WorkshopWhen: Tuesday, February 9, 2021 @ 2:00 - 3:00pm
Where: Zoom webinar and YouTube Live! In this virtual workshop, you will learn how to identify your soil types and pick the best native plants for your yard and garden! You’ll also hear about some of our favorite natives, why they are beneficial, and how to maximize your chance of a successful native plant landscaping project! Stay tuned for more details, coming soon!
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More Virtual Love Your Watershed Events & Activities
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Virtual Plant ID Walk & LearnWe are excited to announce that you are now able to participate in a virtual Plant ID Walk & Learn from your living room! In this video, Jody Einerson and Brad Withrow-Robinson from Oregon State University Extension Office show you how to identify several native woodland trees, shrubs and herbacious plants commonly found in our watershed. A big thank you goes to Willamette Habitat Restoration fund for providing the funding for this video production!
Click here to view the Plant ID video on our Love Your Watershed (at home) webpage!
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(Virtual) Sips 'n' Science: What Birds Reveal About Floodplain FunctionThis presentation by USGS forest ecologist, Joan Hagar, aired on October 13. Joan introduced her research into bird diversity at Luckiamute State Natural Area, an how different species use the floodplain forest habitat that is a focus of one of the LWC's long-term restoration projects. Click here to view more details and a recording of this webinar.
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(Virtual) Sips 'n' Science: Climate Change and Assisted MigrationAiring on November 18, 2020, this presentation featured George Karl, Forester and Project Developer for Ash Creek Forest Management and co-founder of Scholl's Valley Native Nursery. George talked about the vital role that native plant nurseries play in large-scale restoration projects, and how they are adapting to the realities and challenges of climate change. Click here to view more details and a recording of this webinar.
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Love Your Watershed At HomeAre you looking for activities that can help you show your love for your watershed while staying at home? Click here to check out some of our stay-at-home activity ideas that can help you stay engaged in your watershed and in your community while practicing social distancing!
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Click here for more details about upcoming events in our Love Your Watershed series!
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