There is always something fun to do in summer at the Tillamook Forest Center. Don’t miss a new art exhibit, Ravage & Recovery, featuring forest paintings, as well as paintings on conch…
Category: Environment
Walk the Land with North Coast Land Conservancy June 24
OIOpublisher North Coast Land Conservancy is marking Oregon Walk the Land Day June 24 with a free guided walk starting at Circle Creek Conservation Center at the south end of Seaside. Land…
The Orphan Tsunami of 1700: A Presentation by Brian Atwater Monday June 12
The Tillamook Bay Watershed Council (TBWC) and Pelican Brewing Company are pleased to announce the return of world-renowned geologist Brian Atwater to Tillamook County for a special event next Monday evening…
Solving family arguments for over 100 years: Oregon State University Extension Service
By Amy Schmid, Administrative Program Specialist, & Jessica D. Linnell, PhD, Assistant Professor of Practice, Family & Community Health, OSU Extension Service, Tillamook County We have all had that argument with…
Pioneer-Indian Trail temporarily closed through June 16
Hebo, OR – A portion of the Pioneer-Indian Trail on Mt. Hebo is temporarily closed for public safety during forest restoration operations. The trail is expected to reopen by Friday, June 16,…
Coastal Catch – June 8
By Lee Darby, Lee’s Guide Service Last week’s Free Fishing Weekend was successful with several events held county-wide. Hopefully many of you were able to take part. Although salmon fishing was overall…
World Ocean’s Day Mircoplastic Cleanup in Oceanside June 10
Oceanside, OR – As local residents, we cherish our beaches! The ocean is important to our families, to our livelihoods, and we see people come from all over the world to enjoy…
Dorymen Invoke God’s Blessing and Eulogize Paul Hanneman
By April Bailey The Dorymen’s Association 19th Annual Blessing of the Fleet has consistently had a dual purpose — to recognize God as the One capable of blessing the bountiful harvest of…
Big Wave Café Partners with Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch® Program that Emphasizes Commitment to Serving Locally-Sourced, Ocean-Friendly Seafood
By Laura Swanson The Big Wave Café in Manzanita, Oregon has always adhered to a strong, source locally farm-to-table, boat-to-table philosophy. “It’s better for everyone,” said owner/chef Brian Williams. “Our customer, our…
Land trust urges coastal residents to PULL, PILE, and STOMP a notorious weed
Five years ago there was no policeman’s helmet (Impatiens glandulifera) along the Necanicum River or its tributary creeks, as far as anyone knows. Now this pretty but highly invasive weed can…