Friends of the Columbia Gorge
Friends of the Columbia Gorge hosts a variety of events for our members and the public. Browse upcoming guided outings and land stewardship events below.
Join us for a stewardship Saturday at Sams Walker and find out what all the buzz is about! Hint, it has something to do with wildflower meadows and pollinators!
Join us for stewardship at St. Cloud every third Saturday- but in this case a Sunday!- as we gear up for riparian restoration along Good Bear Creek. This salmon bearing […]
Join Friends and the U.S. Forest Service for an annual "hike and pull" work party to remove invasive weed herb Robert geranium that is sneaking up the trail corridors! Dog […]
Join Friends and the U.S. Forest Service for our second summer "hike and pull" work party to remove invasive weed herb Robert geranium that is sneaking up the trail corridors! […]
Keep the 4th of July festivities going by joining in on a morning of stewardship in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge!
Join us for stewardship at St. Cloud every third Saturday as we gear up for riparian restoration along Good Bear Creek. This salmon bearing stream has become overgrown with invasive […]
Enjoy an autumn morning in the Gorge stewarding the pollinator meadows and oak understories of Sams Walker and contributing to important habitat restoration.
Join Friends of the Columbia Gorge and US Forest Service in helping spread a mix of native grass seed to boost land recovery in the Burdoin Fire Area.
The wall of blackberry alongside Good Bear Creek is mostly gone! Come check it out and help tackle remaining weeds before winter and possibly spot small salmon fry in the […]
Join Friends of the Columbia Gorge and US Forest Service in helping spread a mix of native grass seed to boost land recovery in the Burdoin Fire Area.
Mt. Ulka is a Land Trust Preserve along the west end of The Dalles that burned during the Rowena Fire in June. At this stewardship event we will spread native […]
Join Friends of the Columbia Gorge and US Forest Service in helping spread a mix of native grass seed to boost land recovery in the Burdoin Fire Area.