12,400 acres conserved · 1.4M trees planted
Field office: Portland & SeattleEvents · 2026 season
Most of our events are free. The fundraisers are not. Both keep the work going. Below, the full 2026 calendar.
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8
Events this season
184
Open volunteer slots
48
Field school students
5
Cities
1 event
23
May
Saturday
Volunteer Day
Spring planting on a 40-acre unit replanted from a 2018 clearcut. Crews work 9–3, lunch on the slash piles, ride home tired. We provide tools, gloves, and the long lecture about why we plant the way we plant. You provide boots and a willingness to be cold and wet.
Location
Wilson River Reach, Tillamook County
Capacity
60 volunteers
Cost
Free · lunch provided
1 event
12
June
Friday
Fundraiser
Our annual spring benefit. Dinner from Han Oak, Oregon wines, a short program with field reports from this year's restoration crews, and an honest pitch. No silent auction. No paddle raise. We trust you to give what you can give.
Location
The Redd, SE Salmon St, Portland
Capacity
320 guests
Cost
$185 · table $1,800
2 events
6
July
Mon–Fri
Field School
Two weeks residential. Students work alongside our restoration crews three days a week, attend lectures from working ecologists two days, and produce a final field report on a parcel of their choosing. Many of our fellows started here.
Location
Hoh Rainforest field campus
Capacity
24 students, grades 9–12
Cost
$1,400 · need-based aid available
25
July
Saturday
Volunteer Day
Pulling Himalayan blackberry and English ivy from a 540-acre acquisition near the Elwha River. Hot, scratchy work. We bring the loppers and the salve.
Location
Elwha Spur parcel
Capacity
40 volunteers
Cost
Free · lunch provided
1 event
8
August
Saturday
Talk
Our Director of Land Acquisition on the actual mechanics — competing with timber REITs, structuring bargain sales, working with retiring families on multi-generational legacy plans. An hour of the unglamorous work that sets up everything else.
Location
Powell's City of Books, Pearl Room
Capacity
120 guests
Cost
Free · RSVP required
1 event
19
September
Saturday
Open House
Observe a low-intensity prescribed burn drawn from Yakama Nation fire knowledge. You'll be at a safe distance with our fire ecologist and Yakama fire council leads explaining what you're watching and why.
Location
Mt. Adams stewardship parcel
Capacity
30 observers
Cost
Members only
1 event
10
October
Sat–Sun
Volunteer Day
Annual ecological monitoring on our largest 2024 acquisition. Bird counts, stream temperature checks, wildlife camera retrieval. A different kind of field day — slower, observational, and the closest you can get to the work of stewardship.
Location
Salmonberry Junction, Nehalem Watershed
Capacity
24 volunteers
Cost
Free · camping on site
1 event
14
November
Friday
Fundraiser
Our Washington-side benefit. Same format as Portland, with the year's program report from our Olympic Peninsula and Cascades crews. Dinner, conversation, a short program, and a direct ask.
Location
MOHAI, South Lake Union
Capacity
240 guests
Cost
$165
Host an event
Companies, schools, congregations, friend groups, family reunions — we'll plan a custom volunteer day for groups of 10 to 80, anywhere we have an active parcel within driving distance.