Meet the New Members of FPC’s Board of Directors

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In order to better serve Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park and bring in new voices to guide our work, we have recently expanded the Forest Park Conservancy Board of Directors! These five new board members have been brought on to help supervise and guide FPC’s operations going forward. Five …

Trail Tips: Winter Safety Edition

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Featured Image Description: Rapid Responder Paola shares a post-storm trail photo she took when patrolling her route earlier this week. We hope you have been keeping warm this winter season! Now that the storms have stopped, you might be planning your next outing to Forest Park. While a fresh coat …

Give!Guide 2023 Wrap-Up

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Image Credit: Canopy of Leaves by Gabriel Granillo After two months of campaigning, the 2023 Willamette Week Give!Guide has come to a close! Over 16,000 donors donated in support of their favorite nonprofits in the Portland area, including FPC, to help fund their work for 2024. In total, $8,359,266 was …

Latest News From the Forest Park Wildfire Risk Reduction Project

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For the past few years, as part of the Forest Park Wildfire Risk Reduction Project, Portland Parks & Recreation, Portland Fire & Rescue, and Forest Park Conservancy have been conducting wildfire mitigation work and outreach in and around Forest Park. This is made possible due to a Federal Emergency Management …

Forest Park Conservancy is Recruiting New Board Members

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Are you passionate about Forest Park? Do you have professional skills and experience in fundraising, strategic planning, or other fields that you think would be helpful to FPC? We are currently recruiting for our Board of Directors, so if you are interested in taking on a leadership role within FPC …

Leave No Trace – Why Picking Up After Your Dog Matters!

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FPC Editor’s Note: This article was prepared by our friends at MyEcoWorld to help spread the word about cleaning up after your dog. While you’re out hiking in Forest Park and your dog needs to “do their business”, it might seem harmless to not pick up after them, right? After …