Tues, May 26, 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Private property
Dukhobar Rd, southwest of Eugene
Balancing Grazing with Oak & Prairie Habitat Stewardship
May’s public meeting will be a tour of a project to enhance rare oak and prairie habitat on a working ranch near the southwestern edge of the Eugene ridgeline off Dukhobar Rd.
Click on our May Newsletter for More information and directions to the Kime property
Topics:
- Learn how rotational grazing can be paired with prairie and oak habitat stewardship
- How landowners have stewarded a project on a working landscape
- Importance of oak and prairie habitat in the Willamette Valley for native species, particularly songbirds and pollinators
Speakers:
- Val Kime, property owner
- Jarod Jebousek, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service biologist
- Ed Alverson, ecologist
Hosted by Lindsay Reaves and Alan Dickman, LTWC board members
- Tour includes walking with frequent stops for about 3/4 mile over some uneven ground.
- Free and open to all!
- Light refreshments provided
- Contact for more information: Rob, operations@longtom.org, 541-338-7060