Thursday, September 26th, 5 – 8 p.m. | Outdoors off Hazel Dell Rd (about 1 mile southwest of Eugene) | **Registration is Closed for this event**
**Registration is Now Closed as we are at capacity for this event**
This year’s event will be outdoors at an oak and prairie restoration project location about one mile southwest of Eugene at the Texter property along Hazel Dell Road. You’ll be able to enjoy some beautiful fall views! The site is nestled among gently rolling hills and has several gorgeous mature oak trees. The property is part of four adjacent landowners all working together to restore rare oak and prairie habitat.
Read more in our Aug/Sept Newsletter!
Don’t miss our biggest event of the year! Register by September 19th!
- We have an incredible slate of speakers! Ethno-historian Dr. David G. Lewis (Confederated Tribes of the Grande Ronde) who will present Indigenous stewardship and cultural contexts of the watershed. Also, Kalapuya Elder Esther Stutzman and Shannin Stutzman will speak about Indigenous connections, people, and place.
- Beautiful fall views of the rolling hills southwest of Eugene, including oak savanna and woodland
- Presentation of Watershed Awards to outstanding volunteers and project partners
- Election of volunteer Board Members
- Taco bar – meat and vegetarian options from locally-owned Los Faroles restaurant
- Meet and pet goat kids from Little Red Fox Farm!
- Self-guided tour of oak habitat enhancement work
- Dessert! | Beverages (alcoholic and non) | Live Music! | Zero-Waste Event!
- Very best in Watershed Community!
Donate a gift on top of your ticket purchase and receive a “gift for your gift!”
