Wild in the City
- Wild in the City - Steve Fedje
Exploring the Intertwine: Wild in the City Field Trips
Exploring The Intertwine: Wild in the City Field Tours will introduce you to some of the region’s most scenic and wildlife rich natural areas and parks and help you get to know the ever growing regional parks, trails, and natural areas network.
Registration for all trips is limited, so register early. For all kayaking and bicycling trips, you need to bring your own equipment. Helmets and life jackets are required for all rides and paddles. Directions will be sent to all registrants after space is reserved. Trip locations, including maps, are highlighted in the recently re-released Wild in the City, A Guide to Portland’s Natural Areas, available in the Audubon Nature Store and in local bookstores.
Sunday, February 21st, Ross Island Paddle, Noon to 3 pm
Saturday, February 27st, Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge, 8 am to 11 am
Wednesday, March 3rd, Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge, 8 am to 11 am
Sunday, March 6th, Ross Island Paddle, 10 am to 1 pm
Trips are free (unless otherwise noted) and registration is required. Trip size is limited, and registration requests are processed in the order they are received. Therefore, your registration is not confirmed until you receive your e-mail confirmation. Directions and other details for each trip will be emailed to registrants after submitting a request on the website. Registration must be received by 12 pm on the Friday before weekend trips or by 12 pm the day before weekday trips.
