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Explore a privately conserved mountain forest and meadow property near Mt. Ashland. We’ll joyfully catch and release butterflies and bumble bees and identify wildflowers with butterfly enthusiast and educator, Linda Kappen, and botanist and SOLC Stewardship Director, Kristi Mergenthaler.
Help us inventory the dragonflies at Sky King Cole, a privately conserved property on the Siskiyou Summit. The group will walk to a series of sag ponds, ponds created from natural slumps, and catch, identify and then release dragonflies.
Join Rogue Native Plant Partnership and Southern Oregon Land Conservancy for a seed collection volunteer work party at Rogue River Preserve outside of Eagle Point.
Enjoy a recap of 2019’s Annual Meeting, a brilliant day filled with nature, friends, and fun. Plus, a rousing tribute to the Conservation Award honoree, Pat Acklin.
Thanks to our friends, volunteers, and partners who beautifully pulled together for Let’s Pull Together at Rogue River Preserve this month. Many hands pulled an incredible 1.5 acres of invasive Scotch broom and 0.2 acres of yellow starthistle.
On Thursday, April 18 new members came together for a walk in the Jacksonville Woodlands and scrumptious dinner made by Chef Kristen at the Jacksonville Community Center.
SOLC Land Stewards, Karen and Kristi, are looney for citizen science, also called community science. Community scientists document observations of the natural world and share the data with a referred database. The data is then made available to researchers. In this article learn about the importance of community science and some ways you can contribute to this global movement.
84 Fourth Street (office)
PO Box 954
Ashland, OR 97520
info@landconserve.org
541.482.3069
The next meeting of our book club will be on Tuesday, August 6, at 7:00 pm. We will be meeting at a private home in Ashland for a discussion of Listening for Coyote: A Walk Across Oregon’s Wilderness by William Sullivan.