COVID-19: Operations and Programs at the Forest Park Conservancy

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Please note: Due to the ongoing changes and recommendations from the CDC and local officials, the Forest Park Conservancy’s events and plans are subject to change. We will update our website and Event Calendar about any cancellations. Dear Forest Park Stewards, We take the health of the community very seriously. …

FPC Helps Celebrate 50 Years of Earth Day

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April 22, 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of the first Earth Day! FPC is proud to be a nonprofit partner with Earth Day Oregon this year. This movement to protect the environment has evolved significantly since Earth Day began 50 years ago. Here in the Portland Metro Region, the Forest …

Join One of the Forest Park Conservancy’s Committees

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Interested in helping guide the Forest Park Conservancy, and helping us to improve the park and surrounding lands? FPC is now seeking applicants to its board committees and board of directors. FPC has four board committees. Development and Communications Committee: Support our fundraising and outreach efforts to mobilize philanthropic support …

March Field Update: The Green Jobs Interns

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In less than two months since the launch of the Green Jobs Training and Internship Program, the interns have already done some amazing work – and there’s a lot more to come. This program is led by the Forest Park Conservancy in partnership with West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation …

Meet FPC’s 2020 Green Jobs Interns

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We are thrilled to introduce you to our four interns, Ahmed, Jonathan, Joseph, and Selena. If you see any of them in Forest Park this year, please make sure to stop and say hello! Ahmed Yusuf             Hi, I am Ahmed Yusuf (He, Him) and if you see me in …

Growing Up in Linnton

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The neighborhood of Linnton, located between the West Hills and the Willamette River, has a rich history and close connection to the land now known as Forest Park. As an oil and lumber mill hub, Linnton employed many of the local immigrant populations. And, before the St. John’s Bridge was …