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Come see us September 3 for a dine-out fundraiser and school supply drive! Learn how to support local youth and provide ...
08/30/2026

Come see us September 3 for a dine-out fundraiser and school supply drive! Learn how to support local youth and provide resources needed to create a better future.

Pacific Northwest forests are at the center of one of conservation’s longest-running debates: old-growth protection vers...
07/01/2026

Pacific Northwest forests are at the center of one of conservation’s longest-running debates: old-growth protection versus active timber management. But what if science suggests the answer isn’t “either/or”? Three case studies: a rare marten, a canopy-dwelling vole, and native bees offer surprising lessons about how intentional management and small, targeted actions can support biodiversity. The Humboldt marten was presumed extinct. Rediscovered along the California and Oregon coast, this elusive carnivore persists not just in old forests, but in young, shrub-rich stands. With fewer than 30 individuals in some isolated populations, new tools from GPS collars to detection dogs are racing to fill critical knowledge gaps. Red tree voles, tiny Douglas-fir specialists living their entire lives in the forest canopy, tell a similarly nuanced story. Populations don’t simply peak in old forest; they also exist in young stands near old growth. How age classes are arranged across a working landscape may matter as much as how much old forest we protect. And native bees? Seeding wildflowers into burned slash piles after wildfire and salvage logging can convert empty patches into thriving pollinator habitat within just a few years. With dedicated people, purposeful direction, and new tools, there is much more to learn and meaningful actions to take. These three examples make a compelling case: conservation and some forestry practices are not in opposition. With better science, creative partnerships, and a willingness to act small and think big, there may be more common ground than the debate suggests.

Join us on June 4th for our next Tap Talk at Common Fields! All genders are welcome at Tap Talks.
05/23/2026

Join us on June 4th for our next Tap Talk at Common Fields! All genders are welcome at Tap Talks.

We are looking for self-identified women and gender minorities ages 18+ to describe their ideal future and what they nee...
02/14/2026

We are looking for self-identified women and gender minorities ages 18+ to describe their ideal future and what they need to achieve it. Submit a panel nomination for yourself or someone else at https://forms.gle/fw2UtHyQZS5hWwBz5 or using the QR code on the attached flyer.

Join us this evening, February 5, for a writing workshop hosted by Kira Mudd. This workshop is open to all ages and all ...
02/05/2026

Join us this evening, February 5, for a writing workshop hosted by Kira Mudd. This workshop is open to all ages and all genders. No registration required.

Thanks to Briae Lewis for headlining the December 6th Tap Talk. Briae read books about patience, friendship, empathy, an...
12/08/2025

Thanks to Briae Lewis for headlining the December 6th Tap Talk. Briae read books about patience, friendship, empathy, and how we can stay present in our own lives. She connected the concepts from the books to her experiences as a day care provider and a Corvallis City Councilor. If you missed Briae on Saturday, be sure to watch the live feed on our YouTube channel. https://youtube.com/?si=SGSctDFUJuBHMM88

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