Posts Tagged ‘MOB’
Sign Up for Fall Ash and Oak Folk Workshops
This fall, we’re looking for Ash and Oak Folk, a new type of community scientist, to learn to identify threatened oak and ash trees and make reports of healthy and sick ones to the proper scientific sources. If you’d love a mix of scavenger hunt, nature walk, and science project, this is the event for…
Read MoreBehind the Scenes as West Multnomah SWCD Interns
Hi there, we’re James Tracy and Pavlina Slezak, seasonal interns at West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District. We’re writing this in August, midway through our season as interns. We have been enjoying dynamic schedules based on seasonal priorities, our personal interests, and current staff members projects. It has been exciting to experience firsthand how…
Read MoreSign Up for Ash and Oak Folk Workshop Series!
This summer, we’re looking for Ash and Oak Folk, a new type of community scientist, to learn to identify threatened oak and ash trees and make reports of healthy and sick ones to the proper scientific sources. If you’d love a mix of scavenger hunt, nature walk, and science project, and PRIZES, this is the…
Read MoreHelp Us Stop the MOB
For the most recent information on Mediterranean Oak Borer, please see the entry on it in our Invasive Species Directory, which is updated as developments occur. The Mediterranean Oak Borer (MOB) is a tiny beetle that spreads fungus as it drills into oak trees, which eventually kills the trees. MOB infestations have already been found on…
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