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Controlling woody knotweed in the Tualatin River watershed is no easy task. In 2020, nearly 2 acres were treated within the watershed.
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Those of us who grew up watching Animal Planet are familiar with scenes of ferocious hunting and escape – a jarring portrayal of nature’s intense […]
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Attractive native plant alternatives don’t harm ecosystems and increase habitat for native birds, wildlife, and pollinators.
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Fungi play a major role in forest ecology. Similar to bacteria and certain critters (like worms, snails, beetles, and termites), fungi facilitate nutrient cyclingNutrient Cycling […]
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If you’re ready to put your garden tools away and leave planting until spring, think again! Many folks are surprised to learn that fall is […]
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Puncturevine is an annual groundcover with has spiny seed heads that can puncture bicycle tires, inflatable rafts, and shoes. It is becoming a troublesome pest in our region.
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