Pull on chest waders, grab a spoon wade into the water, and learn how to search for frog and salamander egg masses! As a trained wildlife monitor, you will collect data that helps us and Metro’s Conservation team show how well restoration efforts are working on local preserves. The information collected from our volunteer resident
We are so excited for our BIG 6-month partnership With Oregon Public House, the nation’s FIRST nonprofit pub. How can you be involved? Visit the pub! Bring your friends, schedule a meeting at the pub, meet your mom’s group there or come to an event. Every time you visit, designate TWC as the recipient of your profits.
We are kicking off our partnership with The Oregon Public House with a party! Join us for some food, drinks and festivities. We are really excited to be one of the featured nonprofits for the next 6 months!
If you are interested in becoming an egg mass monitor for Metro, Clean Water Services, or the Wetlands conservancy, this training is for you. Learn about frog and salamander monitoring in the region, natural area restoration, amphibian identification techniques, how the field protocol works (and how much fun it is!), safety, and logistics. Attendees can
If you are interested in becoming an egg mass monitor for Metro, Clean Water Services, or the Wetlands conservancy, this training is for you. Learn about frog and salamander monitoring in the region, natural area restoration, amphibian identification techniques, how the field protocol works (and how much fun it is!), safety, and logistics. Attendees can
Thursday November 14th 6:30pm
Coopers Hall
Tickets On Sale September 3rd
