Join the Friends of Nob Hill Nature Park and the Native Plant Society of Oregon for an easy, site low-key stroll through Nob Hill Nature Park to view trillium and fawn lily in an area currently undergoing restoration. NHNP is a small oak woodland, perched on a basalt bluff overlooking the Columbia River. Visit the park […]
Join us for an evening of learning about local invasive weeds, how to identify them, and how to remove and control them. Presented by Michelle Delepine of the West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District. Event at the Scappoose City Council - Chamber Meeting Room (enter from parking lot off SE 2nd Street). Contact Pat […]
If you live in Portland or Scappoose near a waterway (river or canal, e.g.), you’re invited to join us for a valuable workshop on how to prevent erosion of your riverbanks! This winter we’ve experienced some of the heaviest rainfall on record in the greater Portland area and you’ve probably already seen a lot of […]
The Council has been working with local marinas and the West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District on a resource guide for Marina and Floating Home Owners. It provides information on effective and practical methods to protect your property and minimize impacts of living on the water, including moorage facilities, home operation and maintenance, local […]
Willamette Riverkeeper is sponsoring a Bay cleanup from the Marina. Bring your own boat or rent one from Next Adventure, and help pick up trash along the bay. Details can be found at: "Scappoose Bay Cleanup."
Join the Friends of Nob Hill Nature Park and the Native Plant Society of Oregon for a stroll through Nob Hill Nature Park to view trillium, fawn lilies and other native plants. NHNP is a 6.6-acre oak woodland, perched on a basalt bluff, overlooking the Columbia River. Come and learn about native plants found in this […]
Saturday, April 6, 8:30 am – 3:45 pm Sauvie Island Grange, 14443 Charlton Rd, Portland, OR Whether your pond or a pond on property you manage is for irrigation or fire suppression, whether it’s neglected and weedy or a meticulously landscaped amenity to your property, you’ll find lots of important information packed into this one-day […]
Join the Friends of Nob Hill Nature Park on Saturday, April 13, from 1 to 3 pm, for a native plant ID walk, sponsored by Native Plant Society of Oregon. We’ll walk the park’s trail loop to see and identify native plants and wildflowers. Meet at park’s main entrance across from water treatment plant at […]
Join the Friends of Nob Hill Nature Park (NHNP) and the Native Plant Society of Oregon on Sunday, July 12, from 10:00-11:00am, for an easy, low-key stroll through Nob Hill Nature Park to view native oaks, shrubs, ferns and sedum. NHNP is a 6.6-acre oak woodland, perched on a basalt bluff overlooking the Columbia River. […]
This kayaking tour will help educate attendees on how to identify aquatic noxious weeds that are currently threatening the health of our region's watershed. Attendees will learn how to identify noxious weeds, as well as how to manage them. It is important to understand how these weeds cause ecological harm to the creeks, streams and […]
Join us for an educational Mason Bee class hosted by Fat Dog Farms. Fat Dog Farms will have mason bees, nesting material, and houses available for purchase. This event is located at our native plant nursery and we will have native plants available for purchase. Register through the link below. Click Here to Register
Join us for an educational Mason Bee class hosted by Fat Dog Farms. Fat Dog Farms will have mason bees, nesting material, and houses available for purchase. This event is located at our native plant nursery and we will have native plants available for purchase. Register through the link below. Register Here