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SUMMARY:Taylor Dunes Trail Party – Central Coast
DESCRIPTION:Join TKO as we cut back the vegetation on this foredune trail!\n\nCrew Leader: Noelle \nMax Size of Crew: 5 \nHike Distance:2 mile(s) \nElevation Gain: 100 feet \nHike Intensity: Low to Moderate \nWork Intensity: Moderate to High \nWork Type: Brushing \n  \nProject Information: \nWe will be cutting back the vegetation along this trail using a weed whacker\, loppers\, hand saw\, and potentially a hedger. We will work at a gentle pace\, enjoy the forest landscape\, and take some time for lunch. \nHiking information: \nWe will meet at the Taylor Dunes Trailhead parking lot and hike along the loop for 1.64 miles and end up at the Carter Lake Campground. We will then walk the rest of the way back to the trailhead along the road. There is about 100 feet of elevation gain and loss throughout this trail. \nYou should plan to participate in this trail party for its entirety. For safety reasons\, please do not arrive late or expect to be able to leave early.
URL:https://www.rivercal.org/event/taylor-dunes-trail-party-central-coast/
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SUMMARY:Scotch Broom Removal at Three Mile Prairie County Park - Saturday\, August 29
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Dunes Restoration Collaborative\, Lane County Parks\, McKenzie River Trust\, and Friends of Three Mile Prairie are co-hosting a volunteer event on Saturday\, August 29 from 10 AM to Noon at Three Mile Prairie County Park in Florence\, OR.  Volunteers are needed to protect the sand dune habitat and its native plants and animals by removing the invasive Scotch broom and small trees. \nThree Mile Prairie is located north of Florence Golf Links and west of Highway 101 at Fred Meyer. It is a 15-minute walk from the northwest corner of the Fred Meyer parking lot to the work site over some sand and fairly level ground. Bring closed-toe shoes\, work gloves\, water\, and snacks. Please bring shovels\, hand saws\, or loppers if you have them. If you don’t\, ODRC will have tools you can borrow. \nDirections: From the intersection of Highways 126 and 101 in Florence\, drive north 2.3 miles and turn west into the Fred Meyer parking lot at the Fred Meyer gas station. Drive past the gas pumps and go to the northwest corner of the parking lot towards the dunes in the back. Event leaders will meet you there. \nThe Oregon Dunes Restoration Collaborative works to collaboratively support\, guide and promote Oregon dunes restoration and the preservation of the open sand habitat that benefits the plants\, animals and people who live and play in this special place.
URL:https://www.rivercal.org/event/scotch-broom-removal-at-three-mile-prairie-county-park-saturday-august-29-2/
CATEGORIES:Clubs & Organizations,Recreation
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260925T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260927T163000
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SUMMARY:Harris Ranch 3 day BCST – Central Coast
DESCRIPTION:Join TKO on one of our Back Country Service Trips! Spend 3 days cutting vegetation/working on the trail surface while in the wilderness. \nFor more details and to register\, click here!  \nThis project will require strong hiking abilities\, and will include completing work while moving an overnight pack. Please consider your personal fitness level before signing up. If you have any questions\, or are unsure if this the right trip for you\, please reach out! \nProject Information: \nWe will spend three days (two nights) brushing and fixing the tread (surface of the trail) along this 3.5 mile trail. Day 1 we will hike to the bottom and set up base camp\, have lunch and do afternoon trail work. Day 2 we will hike up the trail and work on tread and brush. Day 3 we will pack up camp and slowly hike our way out while working along the way. \nHiking information: \nWe will be hiking from the Harris Ranch Trailhead. We will descend down the trail as a group. We will establish a base camp at the bottom of the trail and this is where we will camp for the 2 nights. We will hike up from the campsite up to 1 -2 miles each day and then on the final day hike the 3.35 miles back out. This means that you may want to bring a smaller day pack to use when we go back up the trail to do work. \nThis is a narrow and diffult trail with uneaven terrain. \nYou should plan to participate in this trail party for its entirety. For safety reasons\, please do not arrive late or expect to be able to leave early. \nCamping Details: \nThis is a self-supported trip! Please make sure to bring adequate food and water filtration\, as well as tent\, sleeping bag\, and any other equipment you may need for 2 nights in the backcountry. If you need to borrow some gear (sleeping bag\, water filter\, backpack\, etc) please let me know asap! \n 
URL:https://www.rivercal.org/event/harris-ranch-3-day-bcst-central-coast-3/
CATEGORIES:Recreation
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260926T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260926T150000
DTSTAMP:20260720T204429Z
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UID:10036931-1790427600-1790434800@www.rivercal.org
SUMMARY:Scotch Broom Removal at Oregon Dunes Day Use Area - Saturday\, September 27 - Public Lands Day
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Dunes Restoration Collaborative is inviting volunteers to join ODRC and the Siuslaw National Forest to celebrate Public Lands Day by removing invasive Scotch broom at the Oregon Dunes Day Use Area on Saturday\, September 26 from 1 PM to 3 PM. This is an opportunity to volunteer and give back to your Public Lands! \nIt will be relatively short walk on moderately sandy slopes to get to the work area. Bring closed-toe shoes\, work gloves\, water\, and snacks. Please bring shovels\, hand saws\, or loppers if you have them. If you don’t\, ODRC will have tools you can borrow. \nThe Day Use Area is mid-way between Reedsport and Florence. Day use fees are waived for volunteers at this event. \nDirections: \nFrom Florence\, OR take Highway 101 south 11.4 miles. Look for the Oregon Dunes Day Use Area sign. Turn right (west) into the parking area. \nFrom Reedsport\, OR take Highway 101 north 11.5 miles. Look for the Oregon Dunes Day Use Area sign. Turn left (west) into the parking area. \nParking: Go past the individual parking spaces next to the side walk\, and park in the parking area for larger vehicles. \nThe Oregon Dunes Restoration Collaborative works to collaboratively support\, guide and promote Oregon dunes restoration and the preservation of the open sand habitat that benefits the plants\, animals and people who live and play in this special place.
URL:https://www.rivercal.org/event/scotch-broom-removal-at-oregon-dunes-day-use-area-saturday-september-27-public-lands-day-2/
CATEGORIES:Clubs & Organizations,Recreation
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261002T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261004T163000
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UID:10036616-1790933400-1791131400@www.rivercal.org
SUMMARY:North Fork Smith River 3 day BCST – Central Coast
DESCRIPTION:Join TKO on one of our Back Country Service Trips! Spend 3 days cutting vegetation/working on the trail surface while backpacking riverside.\n\nFor more details and to register\, click here. \n\n\nThis project will require strong hiking abilities\, and will include completing work while moving an overnight pack. Please consider your personal fitness level before signing up. If you have any questions\, or are unsure if this the right trip for you\, please reach out! \nProject Information: \nWe will spend three days (two nights) brushing and fixing the tread (surface of the trail) along this 8 mile trail. Day 1 we will start at Kentucky Falls and work as we go cutting heavy brush and fixing tread. We will hike up to 3 miles to our first camp spot. Day 2 we will continue moving down trail\, brushing and working on tread\, focusing on a major landslide. We will hike up to 2.5 miles to our second camp. Day 3 we will continue our brushing and tread wokr and hike the last 3 miles to the trailhead. \nHiking information: \nWe will hike from the Kentucky Falls Trailhead down river to the North Fork Smith Trailhead. This trail is 8.5 miles in total with up to 800 feet of elevation change\, mostly downhill desecent. We will hike 3 miles the first day\, 2.5 miles on day 2 and just under 3 miles on day 3. The trail is a moderate descent at the start and then meanders through creek drainages\,with a strenuous uphill ascent before camp 2. We will stop frequently to cut brush and fix tread. There is some shade on the trail\, and moving a pack along as you work can be quite strenuous. \nYou should plan to participate in this trail party for its entirety. For safety reasons\, please do not arrive late or expect to be able to leave early. \nCamping Details: \nThis is a self-supported trip! Please make sure to bring adequate food and water filtration\, as well as tent\, sleeping bag\, and any other equipment you may need for 2 nights in the backcountry. If you need to borrow some gear (sleeping bag\, water filter\, backpack\, etc) please let me know asap! noelle.windesheim@trailkeepersoforegon.org \n\nCrew Leader: Noelle\nMax Size of Crew: 12\nHike Distance: 9 mile(s) over 3 days\nElevation Gain: 800 feet (mostly descent)\nHike Intensity: High\nWork Intensity: High\nWork Type: Tread work and brushing\n 
URL:https://www.rivercal.org/event/north-fork-smith-river-3-day-bcst-central-coast/
CATEGORIES:Recreation
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261017T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261017T130000
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UID:10036619-1792234800-1792242000@www.rivercal.org
SUMMARY:Arbor Day in October – Kokedama Japanese Moss Ball Workshop and Tree Planting Guide
DESCRIPTION:Come and create your own Kokedama – Japanese Moss Ball and learn about tree planting in Florence!
URL:https://www.rivercal.org/event/arbor-day-in-october-kokedama-japanese-moss-ball-workshop-and-tree-planting-guide/
LOCATION:Siuslaw Public Library – Florence\, 1460 9th Street\, Florence\, OR\, 97439\, United States
CATEGORIES:-- City of Florence,-- Siuslaw Public Library District,Education/Classes,Government
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