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Connecting people to the natural world and cultivating a community of environmental stewards through advocacy, action and education
Our Work
Soil Health
Soil life is the engine that keeps our world going. Visit the Worthy Gardens to learn how to nurture yours.
Native Pollinators
Pollinator conservation is crucial to restoring healthy ecosystems. See how we're doing our part.
Dark Skies
Light pollution harms human, animal and insect health & erases the night sky. Learn how to reduce your impact.
Community
Building resilient community is the thread that weaves us together. See where you can get involved.
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Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Many of our events are free to attend, though our garden workshops sometimes carry a fee to cover materials and time. Please send us a note if you require financial assistance.
Looking for the Hopservatory schedule?
Sat, May 02495 NE Bellevue DrLearn practical strategies to reduce wildfire risk around your home while supporting native ecosystems in Central Oregon.
Multiple DatesSun, May 10Worthy Brewing CompanyPeruse the Worthy greenhouse to find organically-grown, edible garden starts to hit the growing season running: greens, tomatoes, peppers, squash, beans, peas, onions, herbs and flowers.
Sat, May 16Franklin's Corner Community GardenJoin us for a hands-on workshop all about converting traditional watering systems to drip irrigation. In this beginner-friendly session, you’ll learn how drip irrigation works, why it’s ideal for Central Oregon gardens and how to retrofit an existing garden bed or sprinkler system.- Multiple DatesSun, May 24Worthy Brewing CompanyPeruse the Worthy greenhouse to find organically-grown, edible garden starts to hit the growing season running: greens, tomatoes, peppers, squash, beans, peas, onions, herbs and flowers.
- Multiple DatesMon, May 25Worthy Brewing CompanyPeruse the Worthy greenhouse to find organically-grown, edible garden starts to hit the growing season running: greens, tomatoes, peppers, squash, beans, peas, onions, herbs and flowers.
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