Book Review: Gaia Girls: Enter the Earth
Gaia Girls: Enter the Earth has an optimistic message of standing up for your beliefs and it’s a great adventure story written for 9-13 year olds. Read more »
Gaia Girls: Enter the Earth has an optimistic message of standing up for your beliefs and it’s a great adventure story written for 9-13 year olds. Read more »
Teaching with Fire is a beautiful and passionate book about how teachers use their favorite poems to keep their hearts alive as they rise to the joys and challenges of teaching Read more »
This is the first in a series of posts by guest blogger Lauren Pharr, an … Read more »
Here is a summary of the invasive species control grants we have funded. Find out … Read more »
Here is a summary of the Summer Ag Institute Scholarships we have awarded since 2011. … Read more »
Here is a summary of the conservation education grants we have funded since 2007. … Read more »
If you have livestock, you have to manage mud and manure. Click here to watch … Read more »
Jenny Meisel, like so many of us, has been at home a lot recently. Like, … Read more »
On February 8, 2020, OSU Extension Small Farms joined NRCS and Benton SWCD to provide … Read more »
This is probably the most revered book on urban planning ever written, and is considered in fact one of the best books of any kind of the last hundred years. Read more »
In this time of uncertainty, the term “workmates” takes on new meaning… Read more »
Our District staff will be working remotely during this time and can be reached by email. Click here for a list of email addresses and phone extensions. Read more »
I was hiking along a trail in the Patagonia region of Chile recently, enjoying the … Read more »
From 2019 to 2021, Benton SWCD is focusing out native plant outreach on birds and … Read more »
In the north Pacific, the Blob returned in 2019. Read more »
Kids in Linn and Benton Counties are fortunate to have lifelong educator Ron Leonard to guide their outdoor education. Read more »
Conservation Neighbor Nick Cavagnaro shares some tips for what to grow in Benton County. He doesn’t have use for plants that do not support the local wildlife, be it birds or insects. Read more »
Tara Davis puts her unique skill set to work for watershed health, here in Oregon and abroad. Read more »
What a beautiful show Fall gave us this year! I don’t know about you, but … Read more »