PARTNER EVENT: Volunteer to restore Jackson Meadow
FRI, JAN 12 (9 am) JACKSON MEADOW RESTORATION ACTIVITIES You are invited to join the Institute for Applied Ecology and Oregon State University for volunteer opportunities at Jackson Meadow in the McDonald-Dunn Research Forest. We will be hauling small logs, raking wood chips, and building slash piles to improve ground conditions for ongoing restoration activities. Bring water, lunch, waterproof rain gear. Tools and gloves will be provided. All volunteers (or parent/guardian if the volunteer is a youth) must fill out IAE's volunteer release form. At Jackson Meadow in the McDonald-Dunn Research Forest. Access through the gate at the end of NW Jackson Creek Dr. Contact: evanlasley@appliedeco.org Sponsors: Institute for Applied Ecology, Oregon State Universit
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