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SUMMARY:Nature Writing Workshop - **FILLED**
DESCRIPTION:**THIS EVENT HAS BEEN FILLED** Join Greenbelt Land Trust and the Spring Creek Project for a special writing workshop led by award-winning poet\, essayist\, naturalist\, lepidopterist\, and author Robert Michael Pyle. This free workshop will take place at Bald Hill Farm\, a landscape whose history\, animals\, and vistas have inspired many authors and artists alike! You’ll enjoy a nature walk and writing discussion\, personal writing time\, and a group reading. This event kicks off the 8th Annual Natural Areas Celebration Week! \nRobert Michael Pyle was born and raised in Colorado and has lived in the Pacific Northwest\, California\, New England\, and Great Britain. His B.Sc. in Nature Perception and Protection and M.Sc. in Nature Interpretation from the University of Washington were followed by a Ph.D. in Lepidoptera Ecology and Conservation from Yale University. He worked as Ranger-Naturalist in Sequoia National Park\, butterfly conservation consultant for the government of Papua New Guinea\, Northwest Land Steward for The Nature Conservancy\, and co-manager of the Species Conservation Monitoring Center in Cambridge\, U.K.  In 1971\, he founded the international Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation (http://www.xerces.org/). \nFor thirty-four years\, Pyle has been an independent\, full-time biologist\, writer\, teacher\, and speaker. He has published hundreds of articles\, essays\, papers\, stories\, and poems\, and twenty books. They include Wintergreen\, The Thunder Tree\, Where Bigfoot Walks\, Chasing Monarchs\, Walking the High Ridge\, Sky Time in Gray’s River\, and Mariposa Road: The First Butterfly Big Year; as well as two poetry collections\, and a flight of butterfly books including The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Butterflies and The Butterflies of Cascadia. Chinook & Chanterelle: Poems and Through a Green Lens: Fifty Years of Writing for Nature appeared in 2016. Pyle’s books have won the John Burroughs Medal\, a Guggenheim Fellowship\, three Governor’s Writer’s Awards\, a Pacific Northwest Booksellers’ Award\, the Harry Nehls Award for Nature Writing\, and the National Outdoor Book Award for natural history literature\, among other awards. \n“I’ve always felt there is something sacred in a piece of paper that travels the earth from hand to hand\, head to head\, heart to heart.”\n― Robert Michael Pyle\, Sky Time in Gray’s River: Living for Keeps in a Forgotten Place \nRegistration \nSpace is limited\, so sign up today! For more information or to RSVP\, please email Jessica. \nNatural Areas Celebration Week \nThis event is part of Natural Areas Celebration Week and is brought to you by Greenbelt Land Trust and the Spring Creek Project. \nNatural Areas Celebration Week has something for everyone!  Natural resource partners throughout the region join together during this week to highlight their projects and to celebrate the incredible resources in our backyard here in the mid-Valley. From walks to talks\, open houses\, local food and drinks\, and more\, you are sure to have a great time! Find the entire week’s calendar HERE.
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/nature-writing-workshop-with-robert-michael-pyle/
LOCATION:Bald Hill Farm
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SUMMARY:Walk with a Naturalist Series
DESCRIPTION:Join a Greenbelt Volunteer Naturalist at Bald Hill Farm every fourth Sunday from April through August. Learn more about this iconic conservation area’s history\, plants\, wildlife\, and more! Each walk is family-friendly and begins at 9am at the Oak Creek Drive parking lot. No RSVP required. \nFor more info\, email Elizabeth or call 541.752.9609.
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/walk-with-a-naturalist/
LOCATION:Bald Hill Farm
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SUMMARY:Earth Day Volunteer Project
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a hands-on Earth Day activity? Want to help protect rare oak habitat? Join Greenbelt and OSU’s Center for Civic Engagement for a savannah stewardship day at Bald Hill Farm. We’ll be removing conifer seedlings that are encroaching upon oak savannah habitat. \nRecommended for ages 10 and up. Minors need to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. This volunteer opportunity involves hiking 1-2 miles on steep slopes with uneven ground and in an environment where poison oak may be present. \nTo sign-up\, fill out the short form below. \nIf you have any questions\, please email rebecca@greenbeltlandtrust.org.
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/earth-day-savannah-stewardship/
LOCATION:Bald Hill Farm
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SUMMARY:Kids Day- Bugs at Bald Hill Farm **FILLED**
DESCRIPTION:*This walk is now full. \nJoin us on a walk with OSU entomologist\, Dr. Melissa Scherr\, and Hike it Baby for a fun morning of exploring the wonderful world of invertebrates.  We’ll catch and release insects in streams while learning how these little critters are important for food webs. \nThis event is free\, family-friendly\, and open to kids of all ages. Space is limited. \nTo sign up and for more information\, please email rebecca@greenbeltlandtrust.org.
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/kids-day-bugs-at-bald-hill-farm/
LOCATION:Bald Hill Farm
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SUMMARY:Milkweed Mingle & Planting **RESCHEDULED FOR 3/1/17 DUE TO WEATHER**
DESCRIPTION:Just as April showers bring May flowers\, spring milkweed planting can attract summer monarchs! These butterflies depend on milkweed for each stage of life\, but the loss of habitat and their food supply have led to this species’ decline in the Pacific Northwest. Please help us fill the “need for milkweed” by joining Greenbelt for an afternoon at Bald Hill Farm. We’ll be planting milkweed grown from seeds planted by volunteers at Greenbelt’s native nursery. Meet and mingle with other volunteers\, learn about monarchs\, and help bring more of these butterflies to the region! \nSpace is limited to 10 people. For more info or questions\, contact rebecca@greenbeltlandtrust.org. \nTo register\, please fill out the form below: \n\n 
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/milkweed-mingle-planting/
LOCATION:Bald Hill Farm
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SUMMARY:Beavers & Wetlands Walk **FILLED**
DESCRIPTION:Beavers are OSU’s beloved mascot\, an important character in indigenous folklore\, a listed “nuisance” animal in some states\, and a fur-bearer trapped nearly to the point of extirpation.  They have had a long and sometimes controversial history in Oregon (it’s the beaver state after all!). For thousands of years\, beavers have been ecosystem engineers\, creating wetlands and altering landscapes to the benefit of many species\, such as coho salmon. \nJoin Greenbelt and Jimmy Taylor\, Supervisory Research Wildlife Biologist with the National Wildlife Research Center\, on a walk as we talk about beaver natural history\, explore a local wetland\, and observe an active beaver dam at Bald Hill Farm. \nThis walk is brought to you by Greenbelt Land Trust and The Wetlands Conservancy.  It takes place at the “tale” end of the Beaver Tales: A Celebration of Beaver Art exhibit spearheaded by The Wetlands Conservancy – and on exhibit throughout February at OSU’s LaSells Stewart Center. \nTo RSVP for the walk or for more info\, contact Rebecca@greenbeltlandtrust.org. \n 
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/beavers-wetlands-walk/
LOCATION:Bald Hill Farm
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SUMMARY:Citizen Science Day: Turkey Monitoring
DESCRIPTION:Benjamin Franklin called the turkey a “Bird of Courage” and wanted it\, not the bald eagle\, to be our national bird and emblem.  But did you know that turkeys are an introduced species in Oregon?  Greenbelt is monitoring turkeys at Bald Hill Farm to see if their numbers may impact native and rare plant species. And we need your help to do it! Join us for a morning of counting turkeys\, contributing to local citizen science\, and exploring parts of this special conservation area not publically accessible. Experience surveying birds or wildlife is beneficial but not required. \nNote: This opportunity is subject to be rescheduled due to inclement weather since turkeys will not be as active in heavy rain or snow. \nFor more info or questions\, contact rebecca@greenbeltlandtrust.org. \nTo register\, please fill out the form below:
URL:https://greenbeltlandtrust.org/event/citizen-science-day-turkey-monitoring/
LOCATION:Bald Hill Farm
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SUMMARY:Symphony on the Land
DESCRIPTION:The fourth annual Symphony on the Land awaits you at Bald Hill Farm! Event sponsors Greenbelt Land Trust and the Corvallis-OSU Symphony Society invite you to come and enjoy the beautiful scenery\, an amazing chamber orchestra led by conductor Daniel Fridley and noted soloists including Jessica Lambert (violin) and Fred Korman (oboe)\, performing pieces by Mozart\, Albinoni\, Nardini\, and Handel. The event of the season! Bike\, walk\, or shuttle out to Bald Hill Farm where you will be enjoy the pastoral setting. Bring a picnic to savor on the lawn\, and enjoy wine/beer/snacks for sale! \n* Symphony begins at 6pm – please try to arrive by 5:30 to get a good spot!\n* Please note that dogs are not allowed at this event \nTickets\n$20 for general public\n$15 GLT Members and Student Rate\n16 and under – Free!\nTickets are available online HERE or you can purchase your ticket at the event (cash\, check\, or card options will be available) \nTRANSPORTATION\nWalking/biking map to venue can be found HERE.\nWALK IN: Park at Fairgrounds\, Oak Creek Drive\, or Reservoir Rd.\nTAKE SHUTTLE: Park at Fairgrounds (on 53rd St. near the large electric Fairgrounds sign)- Shuttles will leave Fairgrounds (starting at 4.30pm) every ~10 minutes to the Symphony site at Bald Hill Farm.\nBICYCLE IN: Bicycle in! Free bicycle valet will be available on-site\nHANDICAPPED ACCESS: If you need handicapped access to the event\, please email Jessica McDonald. \nFOOD/WINE\nFeel free to bring a picnic and your own beverage OR purchase wine/beer and food on site from vendors! \nVendors:\nBeer: Mazama Brewing\nWine: Tyee Wine Cellars\nFood: Ploughman’s Lunch \nRemember to bring a lawn chair\, or blanket to sit on. \nQuestions? Contact Jessica McDonald 541.752.9609. \nWe look forward to seeing you out at Bald Hill Farm!
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