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SUMMARY:Willamette Daisy Planting at Kingston Prairie
DESCRIPTION:Want to help an endangered species? Join Greenbelt and Institute for Applied Ecology staff and fellow volunteers for a work party planting Willamette Daisy (Erigeron decumbens) at Kingston Prairie on Thursday\, December 4th\, from 10 am to 2 pm. \nWillamette Daisy is an endangered daisy species present only within the Willamette valley. Willamette Daisy populations have been in decline due to loss of prairie habitat and competition from invasive plant species. IAE and Greenbelt both work to restore prairie habitat and Willamette daisy populations at multiple sites in the Willamette Valley and we’re excited to bring volunteers out for this joint event. \nNo previous experience is necessary and planters of all ages are welcome! Tools and gloves will be provided. If you are only able to attend for part of the time\, you’re still welcome to join us\, just send an email to jean@greenbeltlandtrust.org to discuss. \nWear: Plan to dress for the weather with layers and rain gear. The ground will likely be soggy in the planting area\, so waterproof shoes are recommended! \nBring: Lunch\, a water bottle\, and any emergency medications you usually bring on outdoor excursions for personal use (like Epi-Pens). Some snacks will be provided. \nAccessibility notes: We will about a half mile off-trail over uneven ground to reach the planting site. You should expect to be kneeling and bending over throughout the event. There are no restroom located at Kingston Prairie. \nNotes for youth planters: Planters of all ages are welcome but youth under the age of 14 must attend with an adult. Youth volunteers attending without their parent/guardian should contact our volunteer coordinator\, Jean\, to fill out a youth waiver before the event. \nLocation: Kingston Prairie Preserve near Stayton\, about 1 hours drive north of Corvallis. Directions to the meeting location will be provided a few days before the event.
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/willamette-daisy-planting-at-kingston-prairie-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20250424T120000
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SUMMARY:Taylor's Checkerspot Butterfly Walk and Talk
DESCRIPTION:It’s a pop-up! Join us on Thursday\, April 24th\, from 12-2 pm at Bald Hill Farm for an inside look at the work we are doing with the US Fish and Wildlife Service and Institute for Applied Ecology to re-introduce Taylor’s Checkerspot Butterflies and provide the prairie plants they need in restoration areas. We will talk to project staff\, see how the re-introduction work is done\, and hopefully see some butterflies. Binoculars available to borrow or bring your own. \nWe will walk for up to 1.5 miles on gravel roads with some moderate and short elevation gain\, and over uneven prairie ground. Bathrooms available at the beginning and end of the walk. Please dress for the weather and leave your pets at home. \nRegistration is required. Meeting location and information will be sent prior to the event.
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/taylors-checkerspot-butterfly-walk-and-talk/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20241115T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20241115T150000
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SUMMARY:Willamette Daisy Planting at Chankawan
DESCRIPTION:Want to help an endangered species? Join Greenbelt\, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde (CTGR)\, and Institute for Applied Ecology (IAE) staff and volunteers for a work party planting Willamette Daisy (Erigeron decumbens) on Friday\, November 15th\, from 9 am to 3 pm. \nWillamette Daisy is an endangered daisy species present only within the Willamette valley. Willamette Daisy populations have been in decline due to loss of prairie habitat and competition from invasive plant species. CTGR\, IAE\, and Greenbelt all work to restore prairie habitat and Willamette daisy populations at multiple site across the Willamette Valley and we’re excited to join this planting event at at Chankawan\, a Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde property east of Salem. \nNo previous experience is necessary and planters of all ages are welcome! Tools and gloves will be provided. If you are only able to attend for part of the time\, you’re still welcome to join us\, just send an email to jean@greenbeltlandtrust.org to discuss. \nWear: Plan to dress for the weather with layers and rain gear. The ground will likely be soggy in the planting area\, so waterproof shoes are recommended! \nBring: Lunch\, a water bottle\, and any emergency medications you usually bring on outdoor excursions for personal use (like Epi-Pens). Some snacks will be provided. \nAccessibility notes: We will plant using shovels and gardening knives. You should expect to be kneeling and bending over throughout the event. There are no restrooms on site. \nNotes for youth planters: Planters of all ages are welcome but youth under the age of 14 must attend with an adult. Youth volunteers attending without their parent/guardian should contact our volunteer coordinator\, Jean\, to fill out a youth waiver before the event. \nLocation: We will be planting at CTGR’s Chankawan property\, near Stayton\, OR. The drive from Corvallis takes about 50 minutes. Directions to the meeting location will be provided the week before the event.
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/willamette-daisy-planting-at-kingston-prairie/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20231109T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20231109T130000
DTSTAMP:20231026T224420Z
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SUMMARY:Willamette Daisy Planting at Bald Hill Farm
DESCRIPTION:Want to help an endangered species? Join Greenbelt and Institute for Applied Ecology staff and fellow volunteers for a work party planting Willamette Daisy (Erigeron decumbens) at Bald Hill Farm on Thursday\, November 9th\, from 9 am to 1 pm. \nWillamette Daisy is an endangered daisy species present only within the Willamette valley. Willamette Daisy populations have been in decline due to loss of prairie habitat and competition from invasive plant species. IAE and Greenbelt both work to restore prairie habitat and Willamette daisy populations at multiple sites in the Willamette Valley and we’re excited to be engaging the community in a joint event. \nNo previous experience is necessary and planters of all ages are welcome! Tools and gloves will be provided. If you are only able to attend for part of the time\, you’re still welcome to join us\, just send an email to jean@greenbeltlandtrust.org to discuss. \nWear: Plan to dress for the weather with layers and rain gear. The ground will likely be soggy in the planting area\, so waterproof shoes are recommended! \nBring: Lunch\, a water bottle\, and any emergency medications you usually bring on outdoor excursions for personal use (like Epi-Pens). Some snacks will be provided. \nAccessibility notes: We will hike about a mile on a gravel road and then off-trail over uneven ground to reach the planting site. You should expect to be kneeling and bending over throughout the event. There are is a restroom located at the meeting location\, but not at the planting site. \nNotes for youth planters: Planters of all ages are welcome but youth under the age of 14 must attend with an adult. Youth volunteers attending without their parent/guardian should contact our volunteer coordinator\, Jean\, to fill out a youth waiver before the event. \nLocation: We will be planting at Bald Hill Farm in Corvallis. Directions to the meeting location will be provided the week before the event.
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/willamette-daisy-planting-at-bald-hill-farm/
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20230328T140000
DTSTAMP:20230323T171329Z
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SUMMARY:Lupine Planting Work Party at Bald Hill Farm
DESCRIPTION:Join Greenbelt and Institute for Applied Ecology staff and fellow volunteers for a work party planting native lupine at Bald Hill Farm on Tuesday\, March 28th\, from 10 am to 2 pm. \nTools and gloves provided. We will hike about a half mile on a gravel road to reach the planting site and you should expect to be kneeling and bending over throughout the event. If you are only able to attend for part of the time\, you’re still welcome to join us\, just send an email to jean@greenbeltlandtrust.org to discuss. \nWear: Plan to dress for the weather with layers and rain gear. The ground will likely be soggy in the planting area\, so waterproof shoes are recommended! \nBring: Lunch\, a water bottle\, and any emergency medications you usually bring on outdoor excursions for personal use (like Epi-Pens). Some snacks will be provided. \nAccessibility notes: No previous experience is necessary. Restrooms are located about a half-mile hike from the work site. \nLocation: We will be working at Bald Hill Farm. Directions to the meeting location will be provided the week before the event. \nSign up below to do your part restoring native species!
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/lupine-planting-work-party-at-bald-hill-farm/
CATEGORIES:events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221118T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221118T150000
DTSTAMP:20221108T003926Z
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SUMMARY:Bald Hill Farm Willamette Daisy Planting Work Party Day 1
DESCRIPTION:Join Greenbelt and Institute for Applied Ecology staff and fellow volunteers for a work party planting Willamette Daisy (Erigeron decumbens) at Bald Hill Farm. \nWillamette Daisy is an endangered daisy species present only within the Willamette valley. Willamette Daisy populations have been in decline due to loss of prairie habitat and competition from invasive plant species. IAE and Greenbelt both work to restore prairie habitat and Willamette daisy populations at multiple sites in the Willamette Valley and we’re excited to be engaging the community in a joint event. \nWe are planning for a full day\, from 9am-3pm. If you are only able to attend for part of the time\, you’re still welcome to join us; just send an email to jean@greenbeltlandtrust.org to discuss.  Please Note: This may be a shorter day depending on how much planting we get done on November 17th – feel free to sign up for both days! \nWear: The weather could be cold and wet and the ground may be muddy\, so plan to bring warm layers\, a waterproof raincoat\, rain pants and boots. Bring a sun hat just in case. We will have plenty of gardening gloves available\, but feel free to bring your own if you prefer. \nBring: Snacks and lunch\, water bottle\, and any emergency medications you usually bring on outdoor excursions for personal use (like Epi-Pens). \nAccessibility notes: There will be no restroom facilities on-site. We will walk on uneven gently sloping ground for up to 15 minutes to the planting site. Lifting and carrying 25lb plant trays is a possibility\, but not a requirement for everyone. Kneeling and bending over for extended periods should be expected while planting. Planting instructions will be provided and no previous experience is necessary. \nLocation: We will be planting at Bald Hill Farm. Full directions and instructions will be sent to participants a few days before the event. \n  \nSign up below to do your part restoring endangered plant species!
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/willamette-daisy-planting-work-party-friday-november-18th-9am-3pm/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221117T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221117T150000
DTSTAMP:20221108T004058Z
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SUMMARY:Bald Hill Farm Willamette Daisy Planting Work Party Day 2
DESCRIPTION:Join Greenbelt and Institute for Applied Ecology staff and fellow volunteers for a work party planting Willamette Daisy (Erigeron decumbens) at Bald Hill Farm. \nWillamette Daisy is an endangered daisy species present only within the Willamette valley. Willamette Daisy populations have been in decline due to loss of prairie habitat and competition from invasive plant species. IAE and Greenbelt both work to restore prairie habitat and Willamette daisy populations at multiple sites in the Willamette Valley and we’re excited to be engaging the community in a joint event. \nWe are planning for a full day\, from 9am-3pm. If you are only able to attend for part of the time\, you’re still welcome to join us; just send an email to jean@greenbeltlandtrust.org to discuss. Please Note: We will continue planting whatever is left on Friday\, November 18th – feel free to sign up for both days! \nWear: The weather could be cold and wet and the ground may be muddy\, so plan to bring warm layers\, a waterproof raincoat\, rain pants and boots. Bring a sun hat just in case. We will have plenty of gardening gloves available\, but feel free to bring your own if you prefer. \nBring: Snacks and lunch\, water bottle\, and any emergency medications you usually bring on outdoor excursions for personal use (like Epi-Pens). \nAccessibility notes: There will be no restroom facilities on-site. We will walk on uneven gently sloping ground for up to 15 minutes to the planting site. Lifting and carrying 25lb plant trays is a possibility\, but not a requirement for everyone. Kneeling and bending over for extended periods should be expected while planting. Planting instructions will be provided and no previous experience is necessary. \nLocation: We will be planting at Bald Hill Farm. Full directions and instructions will be sent to participants a few days before the event. \n  \nSign up below to do your part restoring endangered plant species!
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/willamette-daisy-planting-work-party-thursday-november-17th-9am-3pm/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221116T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20221116T150000
DTSTAMP:20221108T004203Z
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SUMMARY:Kingston Prairie Willamette Daisy Planting Work Party
DESCRIPTION:Join Greenbelt and Institute for Applied Ecology staff and fellow volunteers for a work party planting Willamette Daisy (Erigeron decumbens) at Kingston Prairie. \nWillamette Daisy is an endangered daisy species present only within the Willamette valley. Willamette Daisy populations have been in decline due to loss of prairie habitat and competition from invasive plant species. IAE and Greenbelt both work to restore prairie habitat and Willamette daisy populations at multiple sites in the Willamette Valley and we’re excited to be engaging the community in a joint event. \n  \nWe are planning for a full day\, from 9am-3pm. If you are only able to attend for part of the time\, you’re still welcome to join us; just send an email to jean@greenbeltlandtrust.org to discuss. \nWear: The weather could be cold and wet and the ground may be muddy\, so plan to bring warm layers\, a waterproof raincoat\, rain pants and boots. Bring a sun hat just in case. We will have plenty of gardening gloves available\, but feel free to bring your own if you prefer. \nBring: Snacks and lunch\, water bottle\, and any emergency medications you usually bring on outdoor excursions for personal use (like Epi-Pens). \nAccessibility notes: There will be no restroom facilities on-site. We will walk on uneven gently sloping ground for up to 15 minutes to the planting site. Lifting and carrying 25lb plant trays is a possibility\, but not a requirement for everyone. Kneeling and bending over for extended periods should be expected while planting. Planting instructions will be provided and no previous experience is necessary. \nLocation: We will be planting at Kinston Prairie Preserve. Full directions and instructions will be sent to participants a few days before the event. \n  \nSign up below to do your part restoring endangered plant species!
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/willamette-daisy-planting-work-party-wednesday-november-16th/
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DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20220315T150000
DTSTAMP:20220303T005049Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220303T005049Z
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SUMMARY:Kincaid's Lupine Planting Work Party — Tuesday\, March 15 9am-3pm
DESCRIPTION:Join Greenbelt and Institute for Applied Ecology staff and fellow volunteers for a work party planting Kincaid’s Lupine (Lupinus oreganus) at Bald Hill Farm and Lupine Meadows. \nKincaid’s lupine is a threatened species and is the main host plant for the endangered Fender’s blue butterfly (Icaricia icarioides fenderi). Populations of both species declined due to habitat loss and competition from invasive plant species. IAE and Greenbelt both work to restore butterfly habitat at multiple sites in the Willamette Valley and we’re excited to be engaging the community in a joint event. \n  \nWe are planning for a full day\, from 9am-3pm. If you are only able to attend for part of the time\, you’re still welcome to join us; just send an email to mbenotsch@greenbeltlandtrust.org to discuss. \nWear: The weather could be cold and wet and the ground may be muddy\, so bring warm layers\, waterproof raincoat\, rain pants and boots. Bring a sun hat just in case. We will have plenty of gardening gloves available\, but feel free to bring your own if you prefer. \nBring: Snacks and lunch\, water bottle\, and any emergency medications you usually bring on outdoor excursions for personal use (like Epi-Pens). \nAccessibility notes: There will be no restroom facilities on-site. We will walk on uneven gently sloping ground for up to 15 minutes to the planting site. Lifting and carrying 25lb plant trays is a possibility\, but not a requirement for everyone. Kneeling and bending over for extended periods should be expected while planting. Planting instructions will be provided and no previous experience is necessary. \nLocation: We will be dividing participants between our two planting sites\, which are very close to one another (near Bald Hill). Full directions and instructions will be sent to participants a few days before the event. \n  \nSign up below to do your part restoring butterfly habitat! \n  \n\n  \n 
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/kincaids-lupine-planting-work-party-tuesday-march-15-9am-3pm/
LOCATION:Bald Hill Farm
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20180928T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20180928T180000
DTSTAMP:20180925T000300Z
CREATED:20180828T210725Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180925T000300Z
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SUMMARY:Plant a Tree Volunteer Day
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \nBe a conservation hero! Volunteer to help plant native trees and shrubs at Bald Hill Farm. Plant for the health of our community\, enhance migratory bird habitat\, and support youth in the cross-cultural Willamette River – Rio Laja Mexico education partnership. Your participation alone will allow Rio Laja Mexico students to receive a $1\,000 donation to support their environmental education exchange with Corvallis students. \nJoin Marys River Watershed Council\, Institute for Applied Ecology\, and Greenbelt Land Trust at Bald Hill Farm on Friday\, September 28th from 3 – 6 pm. This is an “open house” format so you can come to plant during all or part of this time. \nHelp Our Youth: \nYour help as a volunteer will help us raise the necessary funds for students in Mexico to be able to participate in this cross-cultural environmental education exchange! One Tree Planted\, a non-profit organization that supports native tree planting\, will donate $1\,000 for this Plant a Tree Day event. Marys River Watershed Council\, Institute Applied Ecology\, and Greenbelt will donate these funds to our Rio Laja Mexico education partners.  Students from Corvallis public schools will be at Bald Hill Farm this school year to learn about and enhance habitat for migratory birds that spend time in both the Willamette and Laja River Basins.  These outdoor field days will be offered in both Spanish and English. \nRegistration: \nTo sign up\, please fill out the short form below. \nQuestions? Email jessica@greenbeltlandtrust.org or call the GLT office at (541) 752.9609. Additional details will be emailed upon registering.
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/plant-a-tree-volunteer-day/
LOCATION:Bald Hill Farm
CATEGORIES:events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20180317T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20180317T120000
DTSTAMP:20180305T205127Z
CREATED:20180201T221845Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180305T205127Z
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SUMMARY:Call for Volunteers! Exploring Oregon's Ecosystems/Explorando los Ecosistemas de Oregon
DESCRIPTION:Calling English and Spanish speaking volunteers! Join us for a special volunteer training for Exploring Oregon’s Ecosystems/Explorando los Ecosistemas de Oregón\, a GLT youth education partnership with the Institute for Applied Ecology and Marys River Watershed Council. We’ll learn fun environmental education lessons about water and wildlife in preparation for teaching local 3rd-graders during upcoming spring outdoor field days (see posters below). \n*Volunteers should enjoy working with kids and must pass a background check. Being fluent in both Spanish and English is a plus! \nRSVP to Stacy Moore\, Institute for Applied Ecology: stacy@appliedeco.org or  541.908.1093 \n \n \n 
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/volunteer-training-for-exploring-oregons-ecosystems-explorando-los-ecosistemas-de-oregon/
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