Please join friends and family for our restoration in action series. We will be improving and preparing wetland areas for late winter planting. The event will take place at Lily Bay and will focus on removing English ivy to improve this important natural area. Come and hang out with your neighbors and see a site transform!

Lily Bay is a unique wetland that runs into Lake Oswego where there are few remaining wetlands, making it a critical habitat in the watershed.  Work being done at this event will help protect the existing tree canopy and open up areas for new native plant installation for the betterment of water quality and wildlife.

Parking: Available on Village Dr. near intersection of Lily Bay Court. To enter site, please walk to utility entry (chain gate and paved) between houses on right side of Lily Bay Ct.

Registration is required. To RSVP, please use this link: Registration Link. 

February 18th 9:00 - 11:00 am
Monthy Mountain Park Restoration 
Location: Tanglewood Park area. Parking on Tanglewood Drive and entering in the trail across from Britton Ct.
 
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Please join friends and family for our restoration in action series. We will be improving and preparing wetland areas for late winter planting. The event will take place at Lily Bay and will focus on removing English ivy to improve this important natural area. Come and hang out with your neighbors and see a site transform!

Lily Bay is a unique wetland that runs into Lake Oswego where there are few remaining wetlands, making it a critical habitat in the watershed.  Work being done at this event will help protect the existing tree canopy and open up areas for new native plant installation for the betterment of water quality and wildlife.

Parking: Available on Village Dr. near intersection of Lily Bay Court. To enter site, please walk to utility entry (chain gate and paved) between houses on right side of Lily Bay Ct.

Registration is required. To RSVP, please use this link: Registration Link. 

Please join friends and family at the Woodside HOA natural area, which is home to a beautiful oak woodland habitat! Invasive species, especially ivy, have taken over the forest and we need your help! We will be pulling invasive ivy and other invasive species. Pulling ivy requires volunteers to be able to bend over or kneel, but we can arrange alternate projects for those with different abilities or mobility issues.

We will be working outdoors so please dress for the weather (long pants and layers are recommended). Sturdy, closed-toed shoes are required. Bring your own water bottle and gloves. Extra tools, gloves, and training will be provided. Please bring any medication you may need (Asthma Inhaler, Epi-Pen, etc.) Children are welcome if accompanied by an attentive adult. Unfortunately, there is no bathroom on site. Please stop by, learn about oak woodland ecology, and lend a hand as we enhance this unique oak woodland! 

Please park on Deerbrush Ave close to north intersection of Woodside Circle. Cross onto Woodside circle to meet by a common space near mailboxes.

Registration is required. To RSVP, please use this link: Registration Link. 

Please join friends and family for our restoration in action series. We will be improving and preparing wetland areas for late winter planting. The event will take place at Lily Bay and will focus on removing English ivy to improve this important natural area. Come and hang out with your neighbors and see a site transform!

Lily Bay is a unique wetland that runs into Lake Oswego where there are few remaining wetlands, making it a critical habitat in the watershed.  Work being done at this event will help protect the existing tree canopy and open up areas for new native plant installation for the betterment of water quality and wildlife.

Parking: Available on Village Dr. near intersection of Lily Bay Court. To enter site, please walk to utility entry (chain gate and paved) between houses on right side of Lily Bay Ct.

Registration is required. To RSVP, please use this link: Registration Link. 

Scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Urban Forest Committees
Time: Second Tuesday of the month from 10-11:30am

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Please join friends and family for our restoration in action series. We will be improving and preparing wetland areas for late winter planting. The event will take place at Lily Bay and will focus on removing English ivy to improve this important natural area. Come and hang out with your neighbors and see a site transform!

Lily Bay is a unique wetland that runs into Lake Oswego where there are few remaining wetlands, making it a critical habitat in the watershed.  Work being done at this event will help protect the existing tree canopy and open up areas for new native plant installation for the betterment of water quality and wildlife.

Parking: Available on Village Dr. near intersection of Lily Bay Court. To enter site, please walk to utility entry (chain gate and paved) between houses on right side of Lily Bay Ct.

Registration is required. To RSVP, please use this link: Registration Link. 

Please join friends and family at the Woodside HOA natural area, which is home to a beautiful oak woodland habitat! Invasive species, especially ivy, have taken over the forest and we need your help! We will be pulling invasive ivy and other invasive species. Pulling ivy requires volunteers to be able to bend over or kneel, but we can arrange alternate projects for those with different abilities or mobility issues.

We will be working outdoors so please dress for the weather (long pants and layers are recommended). Sturdy, closed-toed shoes are required. Bring your own water bottle and gloves. Extra tools, gloves, and training will be provided. Please bring any medication you may need (Asthma Inhaler, Epi-Pen, etc.) Children are welcome if accompanied by an attentive adult. Unfortunately, there is no bathroom on site. Please stop by, learn about oak woodland ecology, and lend a hand as we enhance this unique oak woodland! 

Please park on Deerbrush Ave close to north intersection of Woodside Circle. Cross onto Woodside circle to meet by a common space near mailboxes.

Registration is required. To RSVP, please use this link: Registration Link.