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The Harborton Reliability Project would remove 4.7

The Harborton Reliability Project would remove 4.7 acres of trees in the northern portion of Forest Park. This would result in extreme environmental degradation, loss of habitat, and a major loss for the people of our region.

As Forest Park Conservancy is tasked with protecting Forest Park’s ecological health, we are opposed to the Harborton Reliability Project as currently proposed.

Forest Ecologist and FPC Board Member Carole Hardy has prepared a blog post detailing some of our chief concerns about the impacts of the Harborton Reliability Project. Additionally, if you would like to learn more we invite you to join a free webinar Wednesday evening with @birdallianceoforegon. You can find the blog post and webinar sign-up page using the Linktree in our bio.

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We are currently hiring for FPC's next executive director. This position will work in collaboration with FPC’s staff and Board of Directors to develop cohesive conservation, education, and stewardship strategies grounded in promoting and achieving equitable outcomes, while also overseeing public policy leadership and fundraising. In addition, the executive director will work closely with the board of directors to develop and execute the strategic plan and mission of Forest Park Conservancy in accordance with our organizational values.

At the core, this role is an incredible opportunity to guide and inspire the future of the organization with intentionality, purpose, and heart.

If you are interested in applying for this role, click the Linktree in our bio to read the job description and instructions on how to apply.

As stewards of Portland’s Forest Park and Marqua

As stewards of Portland’s Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park, we are dedicated to protecting our city’s backyard—preserving these urban forests and addressing the growing impacts of the climate crisis. With recent shifts on the national landscape, we understand that federal support for public lands and climate resilience will face new challenges. This makes support from community members, local businesses, and our local government more crucial than ever in sustaining the green spaces that make us proud to call Portland home. Our work aims to create an atmosphere in Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park that is safe and welcoming to all, but we can only do that with your help.

No matter what happens at the national level, we rely on you, our local community, to care for Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park. Now is the time to come together as a community to protect and preserve these vital green spaces for future generations. Your support—whether through donations, volunteerism, or partnerships—empowers us to continue the essential work of conservation, restoration, and education that keeps our environment and community thriving tomorrow and for generations to come.

Thank you for loving our urban forests—we’ll see you on the trails.

-The FPC Team 💚

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It's the Big Bird Day as part of @giveguide! Donat

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The Harborton Reliability Project would remove 4.7

The Harborton Reliability Project would remove 4.7 acres of trees in the northern portion of Forest Park. This would result in extreme environmental degradation, loss of habitat, and a major loss for the people of our region.

As Forest Park Conservancy is tasked with protecting Forest Park’s ecological health, we are opposed to the Harborton Reliability Project as currently proposed.

Forest Ecologist and FPC Board Member Carole Hardy has prepared a blog post detailing some of our chief concerns about the impacts of the Harborton Reliability Project. Additionally, if you would like to learn more we invite you to join a free webinar Wednesday evening with @birdallianceoforegon. You can find the blog post and webinar sign-up page using the Linktree in our bio.

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