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Wednesdays in the Woods
There are currently no future events scheduled.
Join the Riverside State Park Foundation for a series of informative talks at the Bowl & Pitcher amphitheater at Riverside State Park.
Join us each Wednesday night in June for fun, free, and family friendly presentations hosted by the Riverside State Park Foundation.
June 5 - The Owls of Riverside State Park - Learn about owls and other feathered friends that inhabit the Park, presented by Bea and Jim Harrison from the Spokane Audubon Society. (Bowl & Pitcher Amphitheatre)
June 12 - Moose, Cougars, and Bears - Oh My! - A show-and-tell about these four-legged creatures with Annemarie Prince, wildlife biologist with Washington State Fish and Wildlife. (Bowl & Pitcher Amphitheatre)
June 19 - Native Plants and Wildflowers around Riverside State Park - Get to know your local plant friends! Presentation by Wendal Kane of the Washington State Native Plant Society (Bowl & Pitcher Amphitheatre)
June 26 - Camp Cooking Demonstration - Join us for a camp side meal with our returning cooks, Kurt and Shirley. Demonstrating how to make Shepard’s Pie and Fruit Crisp delights! (Bowl & Pitcher Covered Picnic Shelter)
Visit the Riverside State Park Foundation for additional information.
Related events
22 Mar
Volunteer Event - Forest Health - Thinning and Wood Chipping - Riverside State Park
Come join us at the Trautman Conservation Area in Nine Mile Falls to continue thinning overcrowded Ponderosa Pine & Doug Fir Stands. Removing smaller trees will allow more space and nutrients for the mature trees to grow larger. We will be using handsaws and loppers, then dragging the trees to the trail to feed the wood chipper.
26 Mar
Volunteer Event - Forest Health - Thinning and Wood Chipping - Riverside State Park
Come join us at the Trautman Conservation Area in Nine Mile Falls to continue thinning overcrowded Ponderosa Pine & Doug Fir Stands. Removing smaller trees will allow more space and nutrients for the mature trees to grow larger. We will be using handsaws and loppers, then dragging the trees to the trail to feed the wood chipper.
12 Apr