McKenzie River Trust: Protecting Special Lands

Contact

Joe Moll
McKenzie River Trust
jmoll@mckenzieriver.org
541-345-2799

When

Saturday, May 11, 2013
from 9 AM to 12 PM


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Where

Coyote Spencer Wetlands
Crow Road, about 5 miles SW of Eugene


Parking is limited at the site.  

We will carpool from the tall fir trees at the Lowe's parking lot on West 11th:

3595 W 11th Ave  Eugene, OR 97402.

 

Walking into the Coyote Spencer Wetlands

 

May 11th Guided Plant Tour of

the Coyote Spencer Wetlands

Chocolate lily on the Coyote Spencer Wetlands. Photo by Ryan Ruggiero.

Join the McKenzie River Trust and the Emerald Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Oregon (NPSO) for a tour of the 161-acre Coyote Spencer Wetlands.

The extensive, intact wetland habitats of the Coyote Spencer Wetlands are home to an impressive variety of native plants. We'll explore life along the edges of emergent and forested wetlands. As time allows, we'll visit populations of several rare and sensitive plants present on this site. Located just 5 miles southwest of Highway 126, upstream of Fern Ridge Reservoir, this protected property is a conservation jewel in Eugene's backyard.

About your tour guides:

Founded in 1979, the Emerald Chapter of NPSO has a long history of active involvement in the study, education and conservation of our region's native flora. This exciting tour will be led by chapter President Dave Predeek and long-time member John Koenig, with MRT Land Protection Manager Ryan Ruggiero.
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