Event Calendar

Do you enjoy hiking or biking along the trails of Coyote Wall during wildflower season? If so please consider joining Friends and the U.S. Forest Service for a morning of stewardship where you'll learn more about the incredible wildflower ecology of Coyote Wall and the east Gorge and what you can do to protect these habitats. We will hike up Little Maui Trail and as we learn about native wildflowers we will also learn to identify and spend time removing two invasive plant species that threaten wildflower diversity here, yellow star thistle and European houndstongue.

Join Friends of the Columbia Gorge Land Trust at this scenic preserve for a "hike and pull" work party that combines vistas, hiking and stewardship all packed into one awesome morning!

Join us in removing invasive houndstongue at our first stewardship day on Tracy Hill!

Join us for our second spring "hike and pull" work party in the wildflower meadows of Lyle Cherry Orchard where we will continue to remove any yellow star thistle we can find!

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 stream has become overgrown with invasive plants and this restoration project aims to remove non-native plants along the stream course and replace native vegetation to […]

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 Mt. is known for it's spectacular wildflower meadows and dramatic Gorge views from the top, however the understory of this trail is also quite spectacular […]

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! Dog Mt. is known for it's spectacular wildflower meadows and dramatic Gorge views from the top, however the understory of this trail is also quite […]

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 plants and this restoration project aims to remove non-native plants along the stream course and replace native vegetation to help with salmon migration. St. Cloud […]