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S PEAKERS ANNOUNCED FOR ANNUAL WINTER SERIES AT C APE P ERPETUA
See what winter on the
Oregon Coast has to offer
and enjoy a variety of free
educational presentations
at Cape Perpetua.
Presentations by guest
speakers will be held
most Saturdays from now
through March 28, in
addition to the hiking,
tide-pooling and explor-
ing always available the
Cape.
Winter programs will
include a special focus on
wildlife, restoration, and
landscapes along with
other unique topics.
All events are free and
held at the Cape Perpetua
Visitor Center at 11am.
Feb. 1: Exploring
Oregon’s Ancient Forests
— presented by Chandra
LeGue, Western Oregon
Field
Coordinator,
Oregon Wild.
Dripping coastal for-
ests of giant Douglas-firs,
high desert groves of
massive ponderosa pines,
and lush mixed conifer
forests surrounding jag-
ged Cascade peaks —
Oregon’s ancient forests
are vital to our state’s
future for clean water, cli-
mate change, wildlife,
recreation and much
more.
LeGue will cover a
variety of topics includ-
ing: What makes an
ancient forest, what types
exist in Oregon, where
they are, who manages
them, why so few still
survive and what threats
they continue to face.
Feb. 8: Cascadia —
Ready or not — Presnted
by
Althea
Rizzo,
Geological
Hazards
Program Coordinator,
Oregon Economic and
C o m m u n i t y
D e v e l o p m e n t
Department.
The natural beauty of
Oregon comes with the
hazard of the Cascadia
Subduction Zone earth-
quake and tsunami. This
talk will show you how to
get started on preparing
for Cascadia.
Feb. 22: Corvids on the
Coast—Presented
by
Casey Hase, Wildlife
Technician,
Siuslaw
National Forest.
An introduction to the
Corvidea family, which
includes crows, ravens
and Steller’s jays, with an
em-phasis on the unique
behaviors and natural
histories of corvid species
common along the
Oregon Coast. Learn how
human activity influence
corvids and their role in
sensitive coastal commu-
nities.
Feb. 29: Saving Big
Creek,
Saving
the
Silverspot Butterfly —
Presented by Andrea
Scharf, Author of Saving
Big Creek.
Scharf will talk about
the history of the Big
Creek campaign to stop
development of a destina-
tion resort on the proper-
ty and efforts to restore
the Oregon silverspot
butterfly population and
bring it back from the
brink of extinction.
March 7: Girl in Water
Photography — Presnted
by
Jamie
Kish,
Photographer, Artist and
Marine Biologist.
A lover of tidepools
and local forests artist/
marine biologist, Kish,
hopes to recreate the
magic of the Oregon
Coast in a sustainable,
respectful, and empathet-
ic way through her art to
create emotional connec-
tions to this area.
March 14: Fivemile-
Bell Landscape Restoration
Project — Presnted by
Johnny
Sundstrom,
N E PA
Proj e c t
Contractor-Coordinator,
Siuslaw Institute Paul
Burns,
Fivemile-Bell
Project Manager, Siuslaw
National forest.
Fivemile-Bell
Landscape Restoration
Project is a large-scale,
multi-party endeavor to
enhance the health of
streams and to speed the
development of old-
growth forest habitats to
benefit a variety of spe-
cies, such as the northern
spotted owl and marbled
murrelet, in 5,000 acres
of national forest land
near Florence, Ore.
March 21: Climate
Change:
Hoax
or
Apocalypse? — Presented
by Andreas Schmittner,
Professor of Earth, Ocean
and
Atmospheric
Sciences, Oregon State
University.
This interactive pre-
sentation will outline the
scientific evidence for
recently observed climate
change, human and natu-
ral causes, impacts on
ecosystems and people,
and possible solutions.
Audience participation
in discussions and ques-
tions will be encouraged.
March 28: Experiencing
Gray Whales — Presented
by Michael Noack,
Retired Chief Park
Ranger, Naturalist and
Volunteer,
Siuslaw
National Forest.
Noack will be present-
ing Experiencing Gray
Whales which, focuses on
the natural history of this
unique species that is fre-
quently seen from the
Cape Perpetua Visitor
Center.
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the river starts to drop
back into shape there will
be good opportunities for
both boat and bank
anglers. Trout fishing in
streams will reopen on
May 22, 2020.
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Winter steelhead
Winter steelhead fish-
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the run usually peaks
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