Trail Work on Wildwood: Forest Park in the Fall

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With just a few days left of brushing work, our field staff and interns are moving on to a Wildwood improvement project by the end of the month! Primarily focused between Chestnut Trail and Firelane 2, some trail armoring, grade improvements, and rock edging in this section were completed in 2018, but …

Meet Justin! FPC’s newest Intern from PGE Project Zero Works

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We are thrilled to introduce you to our newest intern who comes to us through Portland General Electric’s new program, Project Zero Works. PGE Project Zero Works provides green job internships for young adults with the objective of establishing a long-term career in the natural resources, clean energy, and environmental …

Green Team Update: Problem Solving for Ecosystem Restoration

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Wild chervil (Anthriscus Sylvestris) is a non-native species that has been growing rapidly in an area where FPC staff and volunteers restored last winter. In the past, wild chervil had been present but had not been as big of a problem. Fieldwork and Intern Coordinator Katrina has an extensive background …

Forest Park Conservancy’s Meditative Moments Series

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Introducing, the Forest Park Conservancy’s Meditative Moments Series! For many, Forest Park and access to outdoor spaces have been limited due to COVID-19 and the need for social distancing. Not everyone is able to easily get to a place where they can hear the birds chirp, feel the cool forest …

Trail Closures: Keep Your Eyes Peeled for New Signage!

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On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from through June 30, expect trail closures and delays due to trail maintenance between 7:30 am – 3:30 pm in the Macleay, Pittock, Newberry, Firelane 1 and Aspen-Birch areas. For frequently updated Trail Closures and Delay information, please check the Portland Parks and Recreation website …