Practice Qigong at Circle Creek Feb. 1
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Explore the forests at Circle Creek Habitat Reserve and observe the wide variety of fungi found within on an afternoon walk with NCLC Stewardship Manager Eric Owen. We will investigate what roles different mushrooms undertake in their respective environments and how they interact with their fellow inhabitants.
Outing Details:
This mycology-focused hike will follow one or more of the trails at Circle Creek with uneven terrain and moderate difficulty. We will be meandering at a relatively slow pace, but rain boots or waterproof hiking boots are strongly recommended, as we may have to traverse through mud and/or up some inclines. No dogs allowed on site. This program is free, but registration is required!
What to Bring:
Please wear sturdy walking shoes and dress for the day’s weather. Bring a hand lens or magnifying glass if you have one, as well as water and snacks.
About the Guide:
Eric Owen completed his bachelor’s degree at Oregon State University in 2014, having majored in environmental science with a minor in writing. In addition to his passion for conservation ecology, his interests include mycology, soccer, skateboarding, playing music, birdwatching, and puzzling. Eric was born in Grand Junction, Colorado, grew up in San Diego, and lived in northern California for several years before moving to Oregon in 2010 to be nearer to his immediate family, who all live in the state. He lives in Warrenton.