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Beavers, Blooms, and Bees at Bald Hill

Take a walk along Bald Hill trails and learn about beavers, prairie restoration, and pollinators at Beavers, Blooms, and Bees on Saturday, May 10th, from 10 am - 2 pm.

Drop in anytime from 10 am to 2 pm to visit stations along the trail and learn about beavers, observe beaver dams, explore a restored prairie in bloom, and discover the bees and other pollinators that make it home. Great for all ages!

What: Beavers, Blooms, and Bees at Bald Hill

When: Saturday, May 10th, 10am - 2pm

Where: Along the trails at Bald Hill Natural Area and Bald Hill Farm - from the Oak Creek Drive parking lot, walk the loop in either direction. Additional parking at the fairgrounds.

Who: Marys River Watershed Council, Greenbelt Land Trust and YOU

Free

Estate Planning Workshop with Ron Marek

Corvallis-Benton Library 645 NW Monroe Ave., Corvallis, United States

Most of us missed Estate Planning 101 in school.

Planning for your family’s needs is not easy. It takes expertise and specific knowledge. Greenbelt Land Trust invites you to join this lively and interactive workshop with local estate planning expert, attorney Ron Marek.

Find out all you need to know to re-evaluate your current plan or to get started. This workshop provides a small group setting in which you will be guided through the essentials that should be considered when developing a will or estate plan.

Ron has worked with individuals and couples from all different walks of life to create plans that make sense for them.

Free

Bald Hill Farm History

We are celebrating Benton County Historical Preservation Month with a walk at Bald Hill Farm.

Calling all local history buffs! Come and learn more about the fascinating history of Bald Hill Farm, from Kalapuya through western settler migration. We'll delve into the world of the extensive Mulkey family whose name graces the property's creek and ridgeline, and trace back local tales through oral and written documents. Space is limited for this free event.

This will be a slow, easy walk on gravel roads with many stops and we will be mostly standing.  There will be a restroom available at the beginning and end of the walk.

Please leave your furry friends at home!