TILLAMOOK, OR – Mark your calendars for Sunday, September 22nd, 2024, when Cape Lookout State Park becomes a hub for environmental action with the Cape Lookout Stewardship Day. This event calls upon nature lovers and community members to join hands in nurturing one of Oregon’s scenic treasures through essential conservation activities.
This year’s focus will be on nurturing the park’s flora by clearing invasive weeds and ivy from around native plantings established last winter. These efforts are crucial for the survival and flourishing of local plant species, thereby enhancing the park’s ecological diversity.
Chrissy Smith, director of Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS, highlights the significance of the event.
“Our goal is aimed at improving and restoring the habitat within the park. This hands-on work not only aids the environment but also fosters a deeper connection between the community and the land they inhabit,” says Smith.
Participants should come prepared with:
The Stewardship Day is a segment of the Explore Nature series, which encompasses various outdoor activities across Tillamook County. These events, organized by a collaboration of volunteer and non-profit groups, aim to engage the public with the region’s natural beauty while promoting conservation efforts.
For those interested in participating or seeking more details, registration and further information are available on the Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS website at www.netartsbaywebs.org/events. While the event itself is free, donations are encouraged to support the ongoing initiatives of WEBS and similar organizations in their conservation endeavors.
Join the movement, connect with fellow nature enthusiasts, and play a part in preserving the natural splendor of Cape Lookout this September. For ongoing updates or to engage with the community, follow @netartsbaywebs on social platforms or visit their website.
Learn more about Explore Nature at www.explorenaturetillamookcoast.com.
