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From the blog

Be ready to evacuate during wildfire

By Michael Ahr, Forest Conservationist, West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District Many of the woodland owners in the Tualatin Mountains have deep roots in Oregon. We’re sure many of you have close family and […]

A community approach to native bee research in Portland

If you were to guess how many species of native bees there are in Portland, how many would that be? And where do these bees prefer to nest? Local emerging entomologist, Stefanie Steele, a Master’s […]

Monitoring Understory Seeding Project Plots, Spring 2020

By Hannah Spencer, West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District, Field Conservationist Intern One of the first projects I worked on as a new intern with West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District (WMSWCD) was […]

You can create reptile habitat in your small forest

Photo by Pat Welle, Western painted turtle Article by Michael Ahr, Forest Conservationist, West Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District Woodland owners are increasingly being encouraged to build brush piles for wildlife. At West Multnomah […]

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Recent posts: Be ready to evacuate during wildfire; A community approach to native bee research in Portland; Monitoring Understory Seeding Project Plots, Spring 2020; You can create reptile habitat in your small forest; Sturgeon Lake Restoration Project update, June 2020

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