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 Stewardship Leader ProgramDo you love your local park? Do you love strolling along a stream bank, or catching a glimpse of a deer as it slips through the trees? If so, we invite you to help us restore our natural areas in the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District. Twice a year we host our Stewardship Leader Training, coaching local citizens on how to lead others in the effort to protect our natural areas. Leaders receive training on: * Ecology – ecosystems, habitats, watersheds, biodiversity * Native habitat restoration * Planning and coordinating a local restoration work party * Safety, tools, and volunteer training * Plant identification and proper planting techniques * Removal of non-native plant species In return for attending this valuable training, stewardship leaders are asked to commit to leading a minimum of two restoration work projects for THPRD. For more information or to sign up, call Melissa Marcum at 503/629-6350. |
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