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SUMMARY:MLK Day of Service
DESCRIPTION:What are you doing for others? MLK Day is for You!\nLife’s most persistent and urgent question is\, “What are you doing for others?” Martin Luther King Jr. quotes. Volunteer Connect invites Central Oregonians to participate in the 6th Annual MLK Day of Service in honor of Dr. King’s legacy. All ages are welcome to volunteer with various projects on this day of celebration from 9:00am to 12:00pm. \nFor information please call; 541 385-8977 or email Diane. \nSign up here.
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LOCATION:Deschutes Brewery Public House\, 1044 NW Bond St\, Bend\, OR\, 97701\, United States
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SUMMARY:Cascade Avalanche Safety
DESCRIPTION:Know your snow…\nThinking about hitting the slopes this winter? If you’re venturing into the mountains for some fun in the snow\, this is an event you won’t want to miss! Bend local Kevin Grove will be discussing avalanche safety\, backcountry ski adventures\, and his efforts to establish an avalanche warning center in Central Oregon. The presentation will also feature an amazing video about avalanches in the Cascades\, including nail-biting footage of Kevin himself narrowly escaping an avalanche on South Sister. So join Oregon Wild and our friends at Bend Brewing Company for this special (and cozy!) winter Wild Wednesday and leave savvy and inspired! \nGet to Bend Brewing Company by 5:30 to claim a good spot and a delicious brew. Space is limited. All ages are welcome.
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SUMMARY:Connecting People to Place
DESCRIPTION:Sisters Trails Alliance is sponsoring Deschutes Land Trust’s Executive Director\, Brad Chalfant\, who will be speaking on “Connecting People to Place.”  Free.  January 22 at 6:30 p.m.\, doors open at 6:00 p.m.; Sisters Fire Station Community Hall\, 301 S. Elm St\, Sisters; 541-719-8822 or www.sisterstrails.com \nBrad Chalfant is the Deschutes Land Trust’s Executive Director\, co-founder of the Central Oregon Trails Alliance \, and the senior member of the Oregon State Parks commission.  As the Executive Director of Deschutes Land Trust he is responsible for the leadership and direction of the organization\, as well as for communicating the Land Trust’s mission to the public.  Brad provides overall supervision of the fundraising activities\, land and conservation easement acquisitions and land management activities.  Brad was one of the original founders of the Land Trust\, the first President of the Board and became the Executive Director in 1997.  Prior to starting the Land Trust\, Brad was the Property and Real Estate Manager for Deschutes County.  Brad earned a B.G.S. in Economics and Geography from the University of Kansas and his J.D. from Northwestern School of Law\, Lewis & Clark College. Brad is an avid backpacker\, skier and cyclist and enjoys being outside with his wife Brenda.
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SUMMARY:Water & Volcanoes in Central Oregon
DESCRIPTION:What do volcanoes have to do with your water supply? The volcanic landscapes of Central Oregon have shaped the hydrology of this area in surprising ways\, giving us one of the most unique groundwater systems in the western United States. Spring fed rivers and streams in central Oregon are directly connected to groundwater systems\, which provide steady flows and cool water temperatures. How have volcanoes created this special connection between groundwater and surface water? What does this connection tell us about water use in Central Oregon and the impacts of withdrawing groundwater for development? \nDaniele McKay studies volcanoes and teaches geology courses at Oregon State University-Cascades. She graduated with a PhD in geology from the University of Oregon in 2012\, where she studied recent volcanic eruptions in the Cascades. Much of this research involved mapping ash deposits produced by cinder cones in Central Oregon and comparing them to similar eruptions in Iceland\, Mexico\, and other parts of the world. \nRegister soon as this will fill up fast! \nJoin us for refreshments when the doors open at 3:30 p.m.; the presentation starts at 4:00 p.m.  FANs members are admitted free; non-members pay $1 at the door. \nWater & Volcanoes in Central Oregon\nSaturday\, January 24th 3:30 – 5:00pm \nJuniper Room\, Crooked River Ranch Club House \nPlease Register by clicking here.
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LOCATION:Crooked River Ranch Club House\, Southwest Club House Road \, Terrebonne\, 97760
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