For our Members and Volunteers

Up on Mt Hood

That's right, we appreciate YOU!

These events were created by volunteers and members, for volunteers and members. We thought about how we'd like to thank you for all the work you put into the organization and we decided we wanted to have more fun doing the things we like to do, with the people we enjoy having around. So here you go! Please accept our sincerest appreciation and come join in the festivities!

2013 Events:

Sauvie Island, spring greens
Sunday March 24th -12:00 to approx 6pm -FREE to members

Plant Identification and Use
Sunday, April 21st. Time: noon to 4pm. - Members only $20



Naturalist skills events   Only $5 for members

Hone your skills at making a bowdrill fire, a survival shelter, a primitive snare, purifying water, or finding food. 

Naturalist skills-Friction fire for beginners
Sunday May 26th from 1pm to 5pm

Naturalist skills-shelter construction
Sunday, June 16th from Noon to 4

Naturalist skills-cordage basics
Sunday July 21st from 1 to 5pm

Instructor Trevor Murphy has been practicing primitive survival skills and animal tracking since he was a boy, and has years worth of practical experience to share.


$25 or $5 for Cascadia Wild members and volunteers. Help support us by becoming a member today!


TRACKING TRIP TO OREGON DUNES, May 10-12, 2013  Free to members

Join some of our Wolverine Tracking Project trip leaders for a tracking trip to the Oregon Dunes. The Oregon Dunes has miles of sand, and is one of the best places to go animal tracking in Oregon. This trip is an informal event, providing us all with a chance to get in more dirt time practicing our tracking skills.

Who this trip is for: Wolverine Tracking Project participants, Cascadia Wild members and volunteers. Family and significant others welcome.

When: May 10-12, 2013. Come for all or part of the weekend. Some people may be going down on Thursday as well.

Where: We will be staying at the Eel Creek Campground, located 10 miles south of Reedsport. The campground has trail access to the Dunes, and some campsites are actually located on a sand dune. It is a primitive campground, without electrical hookups or showers. Here's the campground's website, for more information. This early in the year, we are not expecting the campground to fill up, but if we are a very large group it would be nice to reserve some sites so we can be close together.

What to bring: Participants are responsible for their own food, camping gear, and other necessities.

RSVP: Please let us know if you are planning on coming so that we can arrange carpools and camping space.

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