Beers Made By Walking- Owens Farm Walk
The Beers Made By Walking series returns for a second year of botany and brews! Join Greenbelt, brewers from Mazama Brewing Co., and botanists for a special walk at Owens Farm- an incredible mix of meadow and oak forest at the peak of wildflower season. Let's celebrate and toast the natural areas and beers of the mid-Willamette Valley! Beers Made By Walking This program invites local brewers to go on nature hikes and imagine beer inspired by edible and medicinal plants found outdoors. We discuss the brewing process, learn about the edible and medicinal plants we see along the way, and gain a greater appreciation for Read More
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The Owens Farm Partnership – City of Corvallis, Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center, Benton County, and Greenbelt Land Trust - invite the public to an Open House at 
Join Greenbelt Land Trust's Executive Director Jessica McDonald for a presentation and walk at 
Come out to join Kendra Callahan at Owens Farm for a leisurely walk under the oaks and out in the fields of this lovely property. We will move at a leisurely pace and take time to stop, look, and listen and soak up the beauty of our surroundings.
Come out to join Greenbelt Land Trust's Events and Education Coordinator, Kendra Callahan, at Owens Farm for a leisurely walk under the oaks and out in the fields of this lovely property. We will move at a slow pace and take time to stop, look, and listen and soak up the beauty of our surroundings. Our focus will be on the many amazing adaptations of the Oregon White Oak, why it is important in our Willamette Valley, and why it is considered a keystone species in this region.