Back to All Events

Rogue River Preserve Fall Stewardship Day

Join us for a volunteer work party on this stunning 352-acre Preserve!

Volunteers doing the good work removing invasive Scotch broom.

Volunteers doing the good work removing invasive Scotch broom.

Help us care for this extraordinary property along the Rogue River. We need volunteers to pull invasive Scotch broom with weed wrenches to make room for native oaks, grasses, and wildflowers.

We’ll provide tools and gloves. Please feel free to bring your favorite gloves if you have some. We’ll also bring some snacks and drinks for sharing.

Sign-up to receive directions, any updates and an email reminder.

Contact Teresa Fernandez if you have any questions or need help registering at 541.482.3069 ext 107 or teresa@landconserve.org.

Earlier Event: September 28
Landmark Member Outing & Lunch
Later Event: October 18
2019 Conservation Celebration

Upcoming

Featured
Open Lands Day at Rogue River Preserve
Jun 1
Rogue River Preserve
Open Lands Day at Rogue River Preserve
Rogue River Preserve

Open Lands Day in June - it doesn’t get much better than this!

Rogue River Preserve
Annual Members Picnic
Jun 8
Rogue River Preserve
Annual Members Picnic
Rogue River Preserve

Annual Members Picnic - stay tuned for more details!

Rogue River Preserve
Posies and Pollinators
Jun 25
Posies and Pollinators

Tuesday, June 25, 4:00pm -7:00pm

Explore a privately conserved mountain forest and meadow property near Mount Ashland.

Conservation Celebration
Oct 5
Ashland Hills Hotels & Suites
Conservation Celebration
Ashland Hills Hotels & Suites

Keep checking back for more details about our Annual Conservation Celebration

Ashland Hills Hotels & Suites

Nature Talks on YouTube

Enjoy recordings of our past Nature Talks. Each event has multiple presenters. From our local national trails, to new SOLC conserved lands, to special species, to tracking animals in the snow - you’ll gain knowledge to impress all your friends.

News blog

Featured
Our Hummingbird Neighbors
Our Hummingbird Neighbors

Fierce Iridescent Sprites

Stand on the Grizzly Peak Trail near Ashland in the north-facing wet meadows during August and listen to the buzz, not the buzz of bumble bees, but of wing-whirring hummingbirds nectaring on towering larkspurs and monkshood. The male hummers may also buzz past, defending their flowery territories from intruders, and if you are lucky, one may hover a few feet from your face, staring you down. Pugnacious and brave, glittering sprites

Read More →
Cultivating Best Practices for Tribal Partnerships
Cultivating Best Practices for Tribal Partnerships

Last month, SOLC co-hosted a workshop led by the Vesper Meadow Education Program to help non-Native-led environmental and conservation organizations begin to cultivate thoughtful, respectful, and reciprocal partnerships with Tribes and community members with Tribal heritage.

Read More →
Oregon Ash Swales
Oregon Ash Swales

The seasonal Oregon ash swales at Rogue River Preserve are full of water now, their pools host singing chorus frogs and swimming long-toed salamanders.

Read More →
January Updates From Your SOLC Staff
January Updates From Your SOLC Staff

It’s a new year and the SOLC staff has hit the ground running. Read the entire article to learn about some exciting happenings with your conservancy team members.

Read More →

stay informed

Sign up for our monthly eNews to stay informed about news and events.

Powered by Robly™

Privacy Policy
 

Connect with us

84 Fourth Street (office)
PO Box 954
Ashland, OR 97520
info@landconserve.org
541.482.3069