SATURDAY STEWARDSHIP EVENT!
Alder Creek FarmThis Saturday, October 16, our Stewardship Project will continue one of our most challenging but important efforts of the year. We have made excellent progress, and have almost finished removing […]
This Saturday, October 16, our Stewardship Project will continue one of our most challenging but important efforts of the year. We have made excellent progress, and have almost finished removing […]
This Friday, October 22, we will be drawing near the end of one of our most challenging but important Stewardship efforts of the year. We have almost finished removing the […]
WHAT WE’LL DO: We will continue our work on the borderline project across from the Anderson house, where we will plant native plants where invasive species have been removed. WHERE: Meet at Alder Creek Farm, 35955 Underhill Lane, Nehalem, Oregon. (See map) WHEN: Friday, December 3. Please arrive by 10:00 a.m. We’ll work until about […]
January 14 to February 4 - Help us remove an invasive tree and clean up an old campsite.
January 14 to February 4 - Help us remove an invasive tree and clean up an old campsite.
January 14 to February 4 - Help us remove an invasive tree and clean up an old campsite.
Join us for a presentation and discussion on how the Private Forest Accords will affect salmon streams and forest policy along the north coast of Oregon.
Mulch young native trees at Tohl Meadows.
April 1 @ 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM WHAT WE’LL DO: We will collect invasive English ivy from one of our properties in Wheeler. The ivy will be used in the basketry workshop, to show how local plants fit in to traditional craft activities. As integral activities the ivy collection and the basketry workshop (on […]
We're sorry but this basketry activity has filled. If you would like to be placed on the wait list, or be contacted about future similar stewardship/craft activities, please email your name and preferred contact information (phone and/or email) to ben@nehalemtrust.org. Stewardship of land often includes the cultivation and use of plants to meet daily living […]
