Photo by Linda Thomas
Join us for a morning of pulling invasive yellow starthistle at Pompadour Bluff to make room for native flowers and bunchgrasses. Take in the views of the southern Bear Creek Valley while helping retain biodiversity near the top of the bluff.
Please wear long pants and closed-toed shoes/boots. Bring sun protection, gloves, and plenty of water. We will provide back-up gloves and snacks.
In 2021 we were honored to be gifted an iconic landmark of the southern Bear Creek Valley, The Harry & Marilyn Fisher Preserve at Pompadour Bluff. Harry Fisher bequeathed this 55-acre property to SOLC in his will. Read more about what makes this scenic place so special and how you can support its conservation.
Focus: Invasive yellow starthistle control
Limit: 17, registration is required
Meeting Location: Rite Aid, Ashland
While Covid restrictions have lifted, please exercise caution and stay at home if you're feeling ill. Contact an SOLC staff member for a possible raincheck.
As much as we love our furry friends at SOLC, pets are not allowed. SOLC does make exceptions for ADA service animals. Companion animals, however, are not allowed.
If you have questions about the day, contact Amber Shannon at 541-482-3069 Ext 107 or email events@landconserve.org.
If you’re having trouble with the checkout box above, use this Register button and you will be sent to EventBrite to register:
Waiting List:
Folks on the waiting list often get invited to the work party. Please add your name if the hike is full.
Banner image: SOLC volunteers by Gary Beall
