This is where all things wild, conserved, beautiful and exciting get talked about.
In 2022, SOLC facilitated 1,676 student-days of programming and hosted several teacher professional development workshops. From the valley floor to the ridgelines, we are delighted to be supporting learners of all ages – whether they’re kindergarteners practicing their colors with fall leaves in the Jacksonville Woodlands or in-service teachers exploring trauma-informed fire ecology education. Learn more about our education efforts in 2022 and what we look forward to in the year ahead.
Kick off the New Year with a blissful visit to the incredible Rogue River Preserve!
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.
Turkey Tail is a saprophytic (obtains nutrients from decaying wood) mushroom that can be found in every forested ecosystem of the world. With its alternating bands of colors and bright white underside, this fungus is easy to identify and adds a beautiful adornment to fallen logs, branches, and rotting stumps.
This spring, John Muir Laws invited SOLC’s Education Program Manager Tara to be the guest speaker at his Nature Journal Educators’ Forum, an online weekly get-together for teachers of all kinds who use nature journaling in their work.
August gives warm welcomes, fond farewells and our sincerest "Congratulations" to the remarkable Staff of SOLC.
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