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Learn about this iconic rock while hiking 3 miles roundtrip. A BLM Interpreter will share information at stops along the way up to the top. Interpretation includes geology - the formation of the Table Rocks, conservation, history, and the flora and fauna found alongside the trail.
You won’t want to miss this fabulous tour through the Woodlands in Jacksonville with funny, inspiring, and knowledgeable leader, Larry Smith. This is a four-mile hike through Jacksonville’s Historic Rich Gulch Mining District and descent into French Gulch to view a reestablished hydraulic mining display and water cannon.
Hike with local bird biologist, naturalist and wildlife photographer, Frank Lospalluto, on the beautiful City of Ashland’s Imperatrice property east of Ashland in the Cascade Mountain Foothills.
Help us document reptiles and amphibians (herptiles) at Rogue River Preserve near Eagle Point. Participants will search for herptiles by flipping rocks and exploring woody material with local experts.
Local photographer and naturalist, Mike Potts, will lead folks around the Rogue River Preserve to find, identify and learn about wild mushroom species that inhabit the Preserve. This is not a foraging outing but rather an opportunity to learn about mushrooms while exploring this beautiful piece of land along the Rogue River.
Dr. Tom Atzet explores great Sugar Pines in this article highlighting it's mighty size and tasty cones.
We are proud to say, “We did it!” Thanks to David Stone and Carolyn Taormina, we are honored to add their 80-acre property to our SOLC family of protected lands.
This month we are highlighting conserved public-access natural areas in Jacksonville, Ore. We are grateful to the City of Jacksonville, the Jacksonville Woodlands Association, and the selfless volunteers who help protect the lands we love for the people we love. We hope you enjoy this month’s “hike” down memory lane.
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Owners of a conserved property in Takilma located in the East Fork Illinois River Watershed captured some nice footage of a bobcat and Pacific fisher visiting a salmon carcass along a tributary through their land.