by Volunteer Coordinator
January 4, 2023
A crossroads for the Friends of Buford Park & Mt. Pisgah. (Photo Credit: Saelon Renkes, 2021)
by Volunteer Coordinator
October 4, 2022
Over September 22nd, 23rd and 24th Friends hosted six different work parties in conjunction with the United Way “Days of Caring” service event.
by Volunteer Coordinator
October 4, 2022
After a productive Summer with 9(!) interns buzzing around the field office and nursery, we’ve had to bid them adieu and make room for a new cohort.
by Volunteer Coordinator
October 4, 2022
Under the leadership and guidance of Friends’ Trail Steward, Alyssa Larimer, volunteers broke ground on what will become the new alignment for Trai...
by Volunteer Coordinator
September 12, 2022
(photo credit: Inciweb)
Lane County Parks and other stakeholders, including Friends, made the call Thursday afternoon to close the park to the pub...
by Volunteer Coordinator
August 26, 2022
The President of the Friends of Buford Park Board reflects on changes in Buford Park, the state of the Friends membership and volunteers, challenges faced by the organization and the bright future we all see for the lands we steward and the communities that enjoy and care for them.
by Volunteer Coordinator
August 19, 2022
Cascades Raptor Center recently released a rehabilitated bald eagle at Buford Park. Read about his journey!
by Volunteer Coordinator
August 2, 2022
What is Friends doing about fire in Buford Park? Read more to find out!
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by Janelle McCoy
January 27, 2022
Dear Friends,
I am thrilled to announce that after working closely with the Mount Pisgah Arboretum we have some exciting n...
by Janelle McCoy
December 1, 2021
The Friends of Buford Park & Mt. Pisgah is proud to announce that board member Stephen Moore was recently elected President of the organizatio...
by Janelle McCoy
November 11, 2021
About half of Oregon, some 30 million acres, is forestland, including the Willamette Valley. But in the past decade, our winters have had less snow...
by Janelle McCoy
May 11, 2021
The Friends of Buford Park & Mt. Pisgah (the Friends) is among the first organizations in the Eugene area to sign on to the global Starlink pr...
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A crossroads for the Friends of Buford Park & Mt. Pisgah. (Photo Credit: Saelon Renkes, 2021)
Over September 22nd, 23rd and 24th Friends hosted six different work parties in conjunction with the United Way “Days of Caring” service event.
After a productive Summer with 9(!) interns buzzing around the field office and nursery, we’ve had to bid them adieu and make room for a new cohort.
Under the leadership and guidance of Friends’ Trail Steward, Alyssa Larimer, volunteers broke ground on what will become the new alignment for Trai...
(photo credit: Inciweb) Lane County Parks and other stakeholders, including Friends, made the call Thursday afternoon to close the park to the pub...
The President of the Friends of Buford Park Board reflects on changes in Buford Park, the state of the Friends membership and volunteers, challenges faced by the organization and the bright future we all see for the lands we steward and the communities that enjoy and care for them.
Cascades Raptor Center recently released a rehabilitated bald eagle at Buford Park. Read about his journey!
What is Friends doing about fire in Buford Park? Read more to find out!
Dear Friends, I am thrilled to announce that after working closely with the Mount Pisgah Arboretum we have some exciting n...
About half of Oregon, some 30 million acres, is forestland, including the Willamette Valley. But in the past decade, our winters have had less snow...
The Friends of Buford Park & Mt. Pisgah (the Friends) is among the first organizations in the Eugene area to sign on to the global Starlink pr...
