APRIL 13, 2017 // 3
Dog walk at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
FORT CLATSOP — A dog
walk will be hosted at
Lewis and Clark National
Historical Park to help raise
awareness about climate
change and promote outdoor
activities.
With leashed dogs, at-
tendees will walk two miles
on the Netul Trail to Fort
Clatsop and back. The event
will take place 3 to 5 p.m.
April 20 at the park’s Netul
Landing.
The landing is approx-
imately one mile past the
visitor center entrance on
Fort Clatsop Road. There
will be prizes, drinks and
snacks provided. Dog lovers
and community members are
welcome to attend.
Astoria High School stu-
dent Maryann Mandujano is
coast
organizing this event as part
of her senior project. She
belongs to the Lewis and
Clark National Historical
Park Science & Sustainabili-
ty youth leadership team.
After participating in
North Cascades Institute’s
backcountry Youth Leader-
ship Adventures program in
Summer 2016 to learn about
climate change’s impact on
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weekend
National Parks and com-
munities, Mandujano wants
to give back to the Astoria
community by encouraging
locals to reduce their carbon
footprint by spending more
time outdoors.
At the dog walk, com-
munity members can learn
environmentally responsible
ways to enjoy nature with
their dogs, and become more
informed about sustainabil-
ity.
For questions or com-
ments, contact Mandujano at
mmandujano17@astoriak12.
org.
For more information,
call the park at 503-861-
2471 or check out www.nps.
gov/lewi or Lewis and Clark
National Historical Park on
Facebook.
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Take a guided tour of Ilwaco
harbor animals and wildlife
ILWACO, WASH. — A guided
birding and wildlife tour of
Ilwaco harbor will take
place April 15.
Expe-
rience the
diverse plants, birds
and mammals of
the harbor and
with Madeline
Kalbach and
Susan Stauffer
of the Friends
of the Willapa
National Wild-
life Refuge.
Participants will
meet at 9 a.m. at the
Salt Hotel & Pub for
coffee and an
overview. The walking tour
starts at 9:30 a.m. At 11:30
a.m., they
will enjoy a
light lunch at
the Salt Pub,
then spend
the after-
noon in
self-guided
tours. Finally, at
7 p.m. everyone
will return to the
Salt to share pic-
tures and stories with other
guests.
The cost is $45, which
includes lunch and coffee
in addition to the tour.
The event is sponsored by
the Friends of the Willapa
National Wildlife Refuge
and the Salt Hotel & Pub.
All proceeds go the Friends
group.
For information, call
360-642-7258 or go to
www.salt-hotel.com/events.
MADELINE KALBACH PHOTO
A great blue heron fi xed the photographer with its
bright eye on the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge in
south Pacifi c County.