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June 2019
Ultimook Community Club Run
Join us for the Ultimook Community Club, a community running club for adults of all ages and abilities who enjoy the sport of running. The Ultimook Community Club is hosting community runs throughout the summer on weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays and monthly on the 1st Saturday of the month.
Read on »Incredible Insects!
They are often seen as villains, but what if they’re superheroes in disguise? Join us for a short talk on the benefits that insects provide to humans and the environment, followed by a walk to a nearby meadow where we will go on an insect safari! Programs are free and open to all ages. For more details, call us at (503) 815-6800, visit our program & event calendar, or like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/tillamookforestcenteroregon to receive fun forest…
Read on »Killer Birds
Think birding is just a walk in the park? Think again! Join us at the Tillamook Forest Center to learn how some birds stab their prey with their bills, while others hover low to stalk and hunt. Learn some of the not-so-friendly features of birds and see how they have adapted their predator skills. Programs are free and open to all ages. For more details, call us at (503) 815-6800, visit our program & event calendar, or like us…
Read on »North Coast Pollinator Walk & Talk
Honeybees: these fuzzy, buzzing insects produce sweet, golden honey, but did you know they also pollinate more than a quarter of the crops we eat every day? And did you know there are an estimated 500 bee species in Oregon? And did you know that pollinators are specific to plant species, making diversity of plants in our backyard a very important topic. Join members of the Tillamook Bee Keepers Association to learn about the fascinating life of these and many,…
Read on »Killer Birds
Think birding is just a walk in the park? Think again! Join us at the Tillamook Forest Center to learn how some birds stab their prey with their bills, while others hover low to stalk and hunt. Learn some of the not-so-friendly features of birds and see how they have adapted their predator skills. Programs are free and open to all ages. For more details, call us at (503) 815-6800, visit our program & event calendar, or like us…
Read on »Cougars: Our Secretive Neighbors
RAWR RAWR!!! Their roar can be fearsome, but most of us will never see or hear a cougar in the wild. These large cats are extremely shy and secretive and even though we don’t see them, we can still get to know these powerful predators. Come enjoy interesting pictures, facts, and stories about the largest members of the cat family in Oregon. Programs are free and open to all ages. For more details, call us at (503) 815-6800, visit…
Read on »July 2019
Ultimook Community Club Run
Join us for the Ultimook Community Club, a community running club for adults of all ages and abilities who enjoy the sport of running. The Ultimook Community Club is hosting community runs throughout the summer on weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays and monthly on the 1st Saturday of the month.
Read on »Ultimook Community Club Run
Join us for the Ultimook Community Club, a community running club for adults of all ages and abilities who enjoy the sport of running. The Ultimook Community Club is hosting community runs throughout the summer on weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays and monthly on the 1st Saturday of the month.
Read on »Oceanside Tidepool Discovery Day
What amazing creatures are lurking at the water’s edge? Come out to Oceanside and see! Oregon State Parks, Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS staff and volunteers will be onsite in the tide pools helping visitors understand what is living along the coastal edge. Learn about anemone clone wars, how a sea star eats, or how hermit crabs steal shell homes from other crabs! From seaweeds to sculpin fish, there is an other worldly place to discover. Come out and enjoy!…
Read on »Neahkahnie Beach Walk & BioBlitz
Join us for a Beach Walk & BioBlitz just north of Manzanita to catalog the life of the Cape Falcon Marine Reserve tidepools and learn about the value of interconnected conservation corridors spanning mountain peaks to coastal waters. A BioBlitz is an intensive survey of a defined area on a single day with the goal of identifying all the species to be found in that area at one time. It is a snapshot of biodiversity. This Explore Nature Tillamook Coast…
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