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by Volunteer Coordinator
What is Friends doing about fire in Buford Park? Read more to find out!
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by Janelle McCoy
Dear Friends,
I am thrilled to announce that after working closely with the Mount Pisgah Arboretum we have some exciting n...
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by Janelle McCoy
The Friends of Buford Park & Mt. Pisgah is proud to announce that board member Stephen Moore was recently elected President of the organizatio...
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by Janelle McCoy
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...
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by Janelle McCoy
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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by Janelle McCoy
Black Headed Grosbeak - a beautiful loud clear song.
Bullock’s Oriole - a crazy jumble of sounds along with rattling crackly calls.
California ...
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by Janelle McCoy
At Buford Park, trail improvement is a continuous process. There is always work to be done, which is one reason that we love our volunteers. Howeve...
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by Janelle McCoy
by Edward McNally
“If you are a plant, there is only so much energy you can spend to ensure that your children survive. You could make thousand...
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