Forest Park Conservancy is seeking an Executive Director. The Executive Director (ED) provides strategic, operational, and visionary leadership for Forest Park Conservancy. Reporting to and collaborating closely with the Board of Directors, the ED oversees all aspects of the organization’s mission delivery, financial management, partnerships, and staff operations. The ED …
Attention Volunteers! Join our Forest Ambassador and Volunteer Crew Leader Trainings
We have a few volunteer trainings on this calendar for the month of March. If are interested in supporting our work during the spring and summer seasons as a forest ambassadors and/or volunteer crew leaders we invite you to join us at a training! Click here to view our current …
Join us for the Second Annual Wild for the Woods!
Wild for the Woods is back! You can join FPC for our annual spring fundraiser as we celebrate Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park and our community. Whether you’re a longtime Forest Park or Marquam Nature Park visitor, or you’re new to the magic of Portland’s urban wild, we want …
FPC is looking for Nature Education Instructors! Pitch us Your Class, Stipends Available for Instructors
Every year, FPC works with local instructors to host a variety of educational opportunities to the public as part of our Nature Education program. The goal of this program is to provide educational experiences to the community in order to help encourage people to come into Forest Park and Marquam …
We Want to Hear From you! Take the FPC 2026 Community Survey
In order to better serve our communities and inform our work, we want to hear from you! We have created a new survey for our community to give us more insights into how you think about our work. Your input lets us better understand the people we serve, what is …
Give!Guide 2025 Wrap-Up: Your Dedication to our Parks Makes a Real Difference
2025 has come and gone, and thanks to you it has been one of our most impactful years to date as an organization. We hosted our most successful brushing season, partnered with local businesses to launch the largest Nasty Challenge, won an appeal from City Council to protect Forest Park, …
Willamette Week’s Give!Guide is Back, Support FPC and Other Great Nonprofits!
This year, Give!Guide showcases more than 275 local nonprofits as part of a massive fundraising effort to help support the work these nonprofits do in and around the Portland area, including Forest Park Conservancy! FPC has a big goal this year. With your help, we aim to raise $55,000 to …
Join the 3rd Annual Nasty Challenge with Portland’s Favorite Running Stores!
Join FPC, Portland Arc’teryx, Fleet Feet, KEEN, Portland Running Co., and Territory Run Co. in running or hiking this year’s five Nasty routes! Four routes will be located in Forest Park and one route will be located in Marquam Nature Park. The Nasty routes are challenging courses utilizing the hills, technical …
Forest Park Conservancy Endorses a Yes Vote on the Portland Parks Levy
As an organization, FPC understands the importance of supporting our parks. This is especially true now when many of the parks and community spaces we love are at risk. Many public spaces will be closed or fall into disrepair without additional funding to maintain them. To support Portland Parks & …
Join us for Volunteer Crew Leader & Independent Volunteer Trainings This Fall!
Heads up volunteers! We have a few volunteer trainings on this calendar for this fall. We are looking for people who are interested in supporting our work during the fall raking season as volunteer crew leaders and independent volunteers! Wish you could give back to Forest Park and Marquam Nature …










